US EditionWarning over the dangerous nuclear precedent being set by Putin
- Nuclear power stations are increasingly vulnerable to attacks, particularly after Russia's capture of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in spring 2022, according to a report from the Royal United Services Institute.
- The report warns that the targeting of nuclear sites is expected to increase, impacting their security amid increasing military aggressions.
- Darya Dolzikova, the report's author, states that nuclear power stations may be seen as targets due to their perceived dual-use status as civilian and military installations.
- International humanitarian law remains ambiguous on whether nuclear power facilities can be targeted, which raises concerns about future military actions against such sites.
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The Independent (US)Warning over the dangerous nuclear precedent being set by Putin
The Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant was seized by Vladimir Putin’s troops in spring 2022 and has been held as a threat over the nearby Ukrainian residents ever since
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