Top StoriesWorld “No Immediate Danger” for Saporischschja Nuclear Power Plant Following Dam Destruction, Says IAEA by Roman Dialo June 6, 2023 written by Roman Dialo June 6, 2023 0 comments Share 0FacebookTwitterPinterestTumblrVKWhatsappEmail 168 “No immediate danger” for nuclear power plant Saporischschja The International Atomic Energy Agency does not see the nuclear power plant Saporischschja, located on the Kachowka reservoir, as an immediate danger Pages: 1 2 World Share 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestTumblrVKWhatsappEmail Roman Dialo previous post The Strategic Importance of the Destroyed Kachowka Dam in the Russia-Ukraine Conflict next post Deadly Floods and Landslides Hit Haiti, Leaving 42 People Dead You may also like Riding Out Hurricane Beryl: A Kansas Family’s Jamaican Vacation Takes an Unexpected Turn July 4, 2024 Unrest in Turkey and Syria Amid Refugee Crisis July 3, 2024 Putin Assures North Korea of “Unwavering Support,” Incidents at the Border June 18, 2024 Court Approves Liquidation of Alex Jones’s Assets Over Sandy Hook Claims June 18, 2024 Controversy Surrounding Poverty Tours in South African Townships June 18, 2024 Ukraine Faces Power Shortages Amid Ongoing Russian Attacks June 17, 2024
