5. The plan is fully “drafted and approved”. The only element missing is the order to go ahead. “Then it can happen in a matter of minutes.” 6. Whether the order will come depends on how Russia sees the potential benefits from a nuclear disaster. There are two possibilities 4/

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A. Blow up the power plant if its forces get ousted from the left bank of the Dnieper river. Russia would then create a zone of destruction and exclusion as a way to prevent Ukraine from advancing. 5/

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3. Russian troops have moved vehicles charged with explosives to four of the six power units 4. It is not clear if the International Atomic Energy Agency was granted access to these units during its visit on 15 June. 3/

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1. Russia has finished preparations for an attack on the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant 2. The cooling pond of the plant has been mined by Russian troops. Without cooling, the nuclear reactors could melt in a period of between ten hours and 14 days. 2/

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Additionally, the Ukrainian Armed Forces killed 186 enemy troops, wounded 224 more, and captured eight.

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Over the past day, the Ukrainian Defense Forces have advanced between 600 and 1,000 meters on the flanks around Bakhmut, Donetsk Oblast, reported the spokesman for the Eastern group of troops, Serhiy Cherevatyi, during the national telethon.

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Prigozhin show: An imperial campaign for new lands cannot cover internal problems https://
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