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Ukrainian Brigadier General Dmytro Krasylnykov about #Lysychansk – (English Translation)
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3 #GUR Intercepted Calls – “#Chechen and #Afghan together were a nursery” (English Translation)
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(August 5th) #UkraineWar Update (Day 163) – Multiple #News Sources
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Zaporizhzhia: Russian rockets damaged part of nuclear plant, Ukraine says
August 5th 2022
Ukraine’s nuclear agency says Russian rockets have damaged part of a giant Russian-controlled nuclear power plant, but there has been no radiation leak. Enerhoatom said a nitrogen-oxygen unit and a high-voltage power line had been damaged at the Zaporizhzhia plant – Europe’s largest – in southern Ukraine. Local Russian-appointed officials blamed Ukraine for shelling earlier. Ukraine also accuses Russian forces of firing rockets at civilian areas from the site, employing “terror tactics”. “Every morning we wake up and see that they have hit only residential homes,” a local businessman told the BBC. The BBC was unable to verify the reported damage at the nuclear plant. Enerhoatom says there were two rounds of Russian rocket fire on Friday, which prompted the site’s operators to disconnect a reactor from the power grid. Enerhoatom said “there is a risk of hydrogen leakage and dispersal of radioactive particles”. “The fire danger is high. Currently there are no injuries,” it added. Russia seized the Zaporizhzhia plant in March but kept its Ukrainian employees. Russia controls the plant and surrounding areas, close to Ukrainian-held territory. It consists of six pressurised water reactors and stores radioactive waste.
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(August 4th) #UkraineWar Update (Day 162) – Multiple #News Sources
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Ukraine ‘corrodes’ Russian forces in southern counteroffensive
August 4th 2022
Ukraine has deepened a counteroffensive in the south of the country in the 23rd week of the war, striking Russian garrisons and ammunition stockpiles, forcing Russia to bring in reinforcements and weakening other fronts as a result. Ukraine also scored a diplomatic victory: Russia has agreed to lift its blockade of Black Sea ports to allow Ukrainian grain exports, which Ukraine estimates will bring in $10bn in much-needed revenue. Ukraine likely lost territory on its eastern front, including a key defensive position near Donetsk city; while an explosion in a Russian prisoner of war camp in occupied Donetsk killed an estimated 50 Ukrainian soldiers, in what Ukraine describes as a war crime.
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SBU #InterceptedCall – #Ukrainian Pilots Skillfully Avoids #russian radar (English Translation)
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(August 3rd) #UkraineWar Update (Day 161) – Multiple #News Sources
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Fighting Around Europe’s Largest Power Plant Is ‘Out of Control,’ UN’s Nuke Chief Warns
August 3rd 2022
The head of the UN’s nuclear regulatory watchdog is warning the world that Europe’s largest nuclear power plant “is completely out of control.” Rafael Grossi, the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), told the Associated Press about the risk in an interview. The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant is in Southeast Ukraine along the Dnipro river. The plant has been a central part of the war since Russia invaded Ukraine at the end of February. Russian troops besieged it in early March, firing artillery shells at it before taking it over. The firefight between Russian and Ukrainian soldiers was watched by 95,000 people online through the plant’s live streamed CCTV cameras. An administrative building caught fire during the fight but the plant didn’t melt down. Since then, Russia has maintained control of the plant.
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