KYIV, Ukraine — Moscow’s renewed attacks on Ukraine’s electricity infrastructure have raised concerns over the Energy Ministry’s failure to protect critical facilities near nuclear power sites. The unprotected nuclear switchyards, vital for transmitting power from reactors, are at risk of devastating military attacks, impacting civilian life and energy grid resilience. Despite warnings and delays in building protections, the Energy Ministry’s foot-dragging has left Ukraine vulnerable to potential Russian strikes, risking power outages and safety risks at nuclear plants.
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Two people killed after car drives over huge cliff and crashes into the sea
Two people have died after a car plunged off a cliff into the sea at Alum Bay on the Isle of Wight on Friday evening. The vehicle was driving along Alum Bay New Road when it veered off the road and fell over the cliff. Emergency services recovered a man from the water, but Hampshire Police later confirmed the deaths of both individuals, whose identities have not been released, and a yacht race in the...
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