People living near Europe's largest nuclear power point in Southern Ukraine are fearing a nuclear disaster.
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Russia's Gazprom said it will halt the flow of natural gas through a major pipeline from Russia to Europe for three days of maintenance, increasing concerns that Russia will cut off the primary natural gas supply for swath of Europe this winter. The Nord Stream 1 pipeline has been running at only 20% of capacity in recent weeks.
The Zaporizhzhya delegation, led by International Atomic Energy Agency chief Rafael Grossi, was in Ukraine and expected to arrive at the Russian-occupied plant Thursday.
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I wonder if the Ukrainians have stopped shelling the plant yet.