How Russia risks nuclear catastrophe with attempts to syphon Zaporizhzhia power

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The exiled mayor of Enerhodar, close to Ukraine’s biggest nuclear power station fears tells Sam Kiley in Zaporizhzhia he is afraid of an ecological catastrophe

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Europe’s biggest nuclear reactor has become a battlefield in Ukraine’s defence against Russian invaders as they risk a catastrophic meltdown in its efforts to connect it to Moscow’s national grid.

How Russia risks nuclear catastrophe with attempts to syphon Zaporizhzhia power

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