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'Serious incident' at Europe's largest nuclear plant - work to stop 'accident' ongoing

'Serious incident' at Europe's largest nuclear plant - work to stop 'accident' ongoing
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A serious incident occurred at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant during de-mining operations, resulting in injuries to Russian personnel. The IAEA is calling for a ceasefire to allow for critical power line repairs to prevent a nuclear accident.

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The ongoing instability at Europe's largest nuclear plant poses a significant risk of a radiological disaster, making it a major concern for international security.

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Comments News Ethan Blackshaw Deputy Publishing Lead 18:30, 05 Jun 2026 Updated 18:43, 05 Jun 2026 View 2 Images Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (file) (Image: AFP via Getty Images)

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The report relies on IAEA statements and describes the situation neutrally, though it acknowledges the ongoing conflict context.

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