the zs despite the hostilities at the end of june, russia's permanent representative to the un vasily nebente said that moscow was extremely alarmed by kiev's assertion that russia was allegedly mining the station, he noted that the mate mission led by the general director rafael sadii could personally see the absurdity of these allegations, the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant is the most powerful nuclear power plant in europe located in energodar on the banks of the kakhovka reservoir. it began to be built back in the seventy-ninth year , four power units were originally planned. then they began to build them in stages and in the eighty- eighth year the stations decided to expand, where ninety-sixth unit becomes six reactors of gdp 1,000, total capacity of 6,000 mw, the share of zaporizhia npp still accounted for almost 1/4 of generation. in total, there are four nuclear power plants in the country zaporozhye rivne khmelnytsky and south ukrainian in total up to 15 tractors , of which just six provide energy. they used to provide about 40% of electricity generation at nuclear power plants at

carefully select shells, another step in the escalation of the conflict russian portrait at the un vasily nebente commented on the sending of cluster shells to ukraine. especially considering that their use has been for 15 years already, as it is prohibited by a special convention and ratification by more than a hundred countries, but not ukraine and not the united states when the americans signed the convention there, they also ratified it to the end. that is, they did not completely close the door on these ammunition for themselves. all that ammo is gone. all these cluster shells are gone. ammunition that had an incorrect storage condition can be caught in storage and expired ammunition, therefore , fired with such ammunition for various shipments, rusting shells. to ukraine, a rather peculiar way of their disposal is summed up by military experts, moreover, by making this decision, the united states actually opposes its own allies in the north atlantic alliance , the new york times writes, most nato members have signed up to an international ban. laura cooper, us deputy assistant secretary of