Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear.

Russia and Ukraine are essentially accusing one another of plotting to carry out a strike

at Europe's biggest nuclear plant.

However, neither side has provided any evidence to backstop their claims of imminent threat

to the facility, which is located in southern Ukraine and is currently occupied by Russian

troops.

And Pyorz Gregmyriy is more.

President Vladimir Zelensky says Ukrainian intelligence believes Russian forces have placed

devices that appear to be explosives on the rooftops of at least two of the six nuclear

reactors.

Now the Ukrainians believe the intent could be to detonate a small explosive on top of

the reactors, making it look like it's a Ukrainian shelling attack.

Presumably it wouldn't cause too much damage or leak radiation from the reactors.

Now Zelensky says he announced this publicly because he says the world needs to know, quote,

that the only source of the danger to the Zepparition Nuclear Power Plant is Russia and

no one else.

NPR's Gregmyriy.

Georgia's new restrictions on gender affirming care remain in effect for now, a federal

judge won't decide until next week at the earliest, whether to temporarily block the

law, W-A-B-E, Sam Greenglow, support from Atlanta.

As of Saturday, transgender children in Georgia can't begin hormone replacement therapy

or receive gender affirming surgery.

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