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Apply with £100,000 annual income or £100,000 savings or investments with HSBC UK or Premier status abroad. Hello and welcome to the Friday episode of the Battleground Ukraine podcast with me, Patrick Bishop and Saul David.

Well, after the drama of the Wagner mutiny, it was perhaps inevitable that things would quiet and down a little.

But there's still been some highly significant

events over the last seven days, both on and off the battlefield, including a warning from

Ukraine's President Zelensky that Russia may be planning to blow up the Zaporizia nuclear

power plant. Yes, and we've also had the clearest explanation yet from the Ukrainian military

as to what they're trying to achieve with their counteroffensive.

More indications that the various interests of Ifgeny, Progosians, Wagner, PMC are being wound up in the wake of the failed mutiny,

and evidence that up to 700,000 Ukrainian children have been deported to Russia without their parents' permission.

But what about the Zaporica nuclear power plant story, Patrick?

It does sound particularly worrying.

It is, Saul. Ukraine has long been warning that Russia might try to create what would in effect

be an improvised nuclear device by blowing up the plant and then

blaming Ukraine for the deed as a sort of false flag operation. Well, that doomsday scenarios come a bit

closer, according to President Zelensky, who says that Russia has, quotes, placed objects resembling explosives

on the roof of the nuclear plant and may be planning to detonate them and then put the blame on

Ukrainian shelling. Now, this seems to be reinforced by what's coming out of Moscow, an advisor to

Russia's Rosatom Nuclear Agency, someone

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