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Random reports of the electricity being cut to the power plant necessary to maintain

the reactors though they are idle, though they are not at this moment or any moment necessarily

producing electricity. They must have power in order to maintain their security. Henry,

a very good evening to you. This goes on routinely now. The power has been cut. The power has

been restored. The power is at risk. Can we update exactly where the Zapparija plant is now?

I believe the last time we talked there was one active core, but it was on stand-down.

Good evening to you, Henry. Good evening. The plant now has a line,

external power line going into it. So, perils of polling have been repeated, but the story

has not got a bad ending yet. But the fragility of the electrical supply and Ukraine is to

get worse. I think the Russians are trying to play this like a violin diplomatically because

they put an announcement, can we have a Christmas truce? Ukraine said, go to heck, go to hell.

This is going to continue. It's going to be cat and mouse. Let it be the other plants

in the electrical system. Another word, non-transparency, fog of war. The plant is always vulnerable

as long as it's in the possession of the Russian military. That's right. The Russians occupy

this plant, keeping the crew or what's left of the crew from Ukraine. Captive hostage,

persecution, abuse for months now. However, the IEA is not detached from this. It's been

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