The IAEA said that the explosion at the ZNPP led to a power outage

IAEA: Explosion near Zaporizhzhia NPP led to the disconnection of the power line of the fourth power unit

Zaporozhye NPP in Energodar - RIA Novosti, 1920, 11/01/2022

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MOSCOW, November 1 – RIA Novosti. An explosion near the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant on Sunday led to the disconnection of the power line of the fourth power unit of the nuclear power plant, the IAEA reported.The agency added that the incident occurred as a result of a mine explosion, but did not specify who was behind it.”Yesterday, a mine explosion outside the perimeter of the 

Zaporizhzhya NPP cut off the main power line of the fourth power unit. It now receives electricity for the necessary functioning in the field of security through a backup line,” the organization said in a statement.

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported on Sunday that Ukrainian artillery fired at 

Energodar and the territory adjacent to the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant three times during the day, 10 shells were fired, enemy units were suppressed by return fire, and the radiation situation at the ZNPP was normal.Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant is located on the left bank of the 

Dniepernear Energodar. This is the largest nuclear power plant in 

Europe in terms of the number of units and installed capacity . Since March, it has been under the protection of the Russian military. The Ukrainian military continues to regularly shell Energodar, the surrounding villages and the territory of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant adjacent to the city.

A Russian serviceman on the territory of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant - RIA Novosti, 1920, 10/30/2022

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