The attack was described as a terrorist act on high-voltage equipment and led to significant power outages, affecting thousands of residents. Although repair crews are working to restore power, conditions are difficult due to the continued risk of attack. The nuclear power plant in Russian-occupied Zaporozhye is operating normally but is dependent on the power supply for safety. Ukraine and Russia continue to accuse each other of attacks on this strategic plant.
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Atacuri ucrainene cu drone au lăsat fără energie electrică zonele ocupate de ruși din regiunea Zaporojie
Un atac ucrainean întrerupe alimentarea cu energie electrică în regiunea Zaporojie, controlată de Rusia / Centrala nucleară nu ar fi afectată
Un atac ucrainean întrerupe alimentarea cu energie electrică în regiunea Zaporojie. Centrala nucleară nu ar fi afectată
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