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On Wednesday of this week, Ukraine's state-run nuclear power company put out a brief statement.

It said that the Zaporizhya nuclear power plant in the southern part of the country had been

damaged by Russian shelling. The plant has been under Russian control since March and the

United Nations recently sent inspectors there. It is obvious that the plant and the physical

integrity of the plant has been violated several times. By chance, by deliberation,

we don't have the elements to assess that, but this is a reality that we have to recognize,

and this is something that cannot continue to happen. The UN is trying to establish a special

protection zone around the plant to keep it and the neighboring areas safe. The Ukrainian staff

is still there. They're basically being held prisoner working on the plant.

That's Josh Keating. He's the Global Security Reporter at Grid News, and he's written about Zaporizhya.

There have been concerns because there's been shelling around the plant, the electricity that

wires that run to the plant, that keep its cooling systems working, have been delivered. There

have been real concerns about a dangerous release of radiation from that plant to the surrounding

area. As if the other dangers of this war weren't bad enough for the area surrounding this plant,

they have to worry about the possibility of a three-mile island or Fukushima-type radiation release as

well. The ongoing saga of Zaporizhya feels like an encapsulation of both the best and worst

of nuclear technology. Before the war, Josh says, Ukraine got about half its electricity from nuclear

power, but since the Russian invasion, both the plant's fate and the specter of nuclear weapons

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