The United Nation's nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, has said that one of the main power lines supplying the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in Ukraine has been repaired and connected to the grid.
The causes of death for those at the grave site, discovered last week, have not yet been established, although residents say some died in an airstrike. Ukrainian authorities have said at least one of the bodies had tied hands and rope marks on the neck. "Torture was a widespread practice in the occupied territories. That's what the Nazis did - this is what do," he added.Moscow has not commented on the discovery of the graves. It regularly denies committing atrocities in the war or targeting civilians.
"The Kyiv authorities announced that they have launched and are conducting an active counteroffensive operation," Mr Putin said on Friday after a summit of the Shanghai Co-operation Organisation in the Uzbek city of Samarkand.Mr Putin has warned Moscow would respond more forcefully if its troops were put under further pressure, raising concerns he could at some point use unconventional means like small nuclear or chemical weapons.
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IAEA need to be broken up . First they meet Zelensky ruining all impartiality and they still won’t admit th Ukrainian armed forces were shelling the plant . When the blindly pro Ukrainian New York Times admits in their articles it was shelling for the Ukrainians the game is up
Now they need to stop the Ukrainians shelling it