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Russia is deliberately sabotaging electricity supply lines at Zaporizhzhia NPP
More than half of ZNPP’s external power losses since 2022 occurred in the past seven months- new analysis of Greenpeace Ukraine finds no evidence of claimed Ukrainian strikes
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Russia is deliberately sabotaging electricity supply lines at Zaporizhzhia NPP as new Greenpeace satellite analysis exposes Moscow’s disinformation on Ukrainian attacks
More than half of ZNPP’s external power losses since 2022 occurred in the past seven months- new analysis of Greenpeace Ukraine finds no evidence of claimed Ukrainian strikes
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Gas and Oil Kill: Greenpeace Activists Paint Message on Russian Shadow Fleet Tankerin the Black Sea
Burgas, August 11, 2026. Greenpeace activists from five countries painted “NO GAS + OIL” on the side of the abandoned tanker “Kairos”, part of Russia’s shadow fleet, anchored off the…
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High-resolution satellite imagery reveals Russia’s latest doomed attempt to connect the occupied Zaporizhzhia NPP to the temporary occupied and Russian grid
Satellite imagery has revealed Russia’s construction of a new electricity transmission line along the M18 “Highway of Death,” linking Mariupol to Henichesk. The new infrastructure forms a critical part of…
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