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Ukraine War: Zelenskyj threatens Russian troops in battle for Zaporizhia nuclear power plant

2022-08-15T04:52:06.728Z


Ukraine War: Zelenskyj threatens Russian troops in battle for Zaporizhia nuclear power plant Created: 08/15/2022, 06:46 By: Nail Akkoyun Heavy fighting continues in southern and eastern Ukraine. Russia continues to occupy the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant: the news ticker on Monday, August 15th. Ukrainian partisans damage a railway bridge near Melitopol near Crimea. Battle for the Zaporizhia


Ukraine War: Zelenskyj threatens Russian troops in battle for Zaporizhia nuclear power plant

Created: 08/15/2022, 06:46

By: Nail Akkoyun

Heavy fighting continues in southern and eastern Ukraine.

Russia continues to occupy the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant: the news ticker on Monday, August 15th.

  • Ukrainian partisans damage a railway bridge near Melitopol near Crimea.

  • Battle for the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant: President Volodymyr Zelenskyj threatens Russian troops.

  • Editor

    's note: You can read all the news about the Ukraine conflict in this news ticker.

    Some of the information comes from warring factions in the Ukraine war and cannot be checked directly and independently.

Kyiv – Ukrainian partisans severely damaged a railway bridge near the occupied southern Ukrainian city of Melitopol, Ivan Fyodorov, mayor of Melitopol, reports on Telegram.

"With the exception of a station in the east-west direction," no more Russian trains to Melitopol would get through on the Crimean side, Fyodorov wrote.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy threatened to target Russian troops firing at the Russian-controlled Zaporizhia nuclear power plant or at Ukrainian forces from there.

This is reported by

The Moscow Times

.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

(Archive photo) © Sarsenov Daniiar/Ukraine Presidency/Imago

Forty-two countries have now asked Russia to withdraw its troops from the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant so Ukrainian authorities can resume work and the UN nuclear regulatory agency can conduct a review process.

In recent days, Kyiv and Moscow have repeatedly accused each other of shelling the area around Europe's largest nuclear power plant.

(nak)

Source: merkur

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