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Ukraine: At Least Three Dead, Including a Child, in Kyiv Drone and Missile Attack
A nighttime Russian drone and missile attack on Kyiv killed at least three people, including a child, injured 18 others, and set government buildings and apartment blocks ablaze, according to Kyiv authorities.
Ukraine: At Least Three Dead, Including a Child, in Kyiv Drone and Missile Attack
A nighttime Russian drone and missile attack on Kyiv killed at least three people, including a child, injured 18 others, and set government buildings and apartment blocks ablaze, according to Kyiv authorities.
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20% Bias Score
US Halts Some Weapon Deliveries to Ukraine Amid Stockpile Concerns
The U.S. is halting delivery of some weapons to Ukraine due to low U.S. stockpiles, prioritizing American interests, according to reports from Politico and NBC News; the Kremlin meanwhile continues to claim responsibility for the war lies with Ukraine.
US Halts Some Weapon Deliveries to Ukraine Amid Stockpile Concerns
The U.S. is halting delivery of some weapons to Ukraine due to low U.S. stockpiles, prioritizing American interests, according to reports from Politico and NBC News; the Kremlin meanwhile continues to claim responsibility for the war lies with Ukraine.
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36% Bias Score
IAEA: No Evidence of Imminent Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Restart
Despite Greenpeace reporting Russia's construction of a high-voltage power line near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, suggesting a potential restart, IAEA inspectors found no evidence of immediate preparations, although the issue remains under discussion.
IAEA: No Evidence of Imminent Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Restart
Despite Greenpeace reporting Russia's construction of a high-voltage power line near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, suggesting a potential restart, IAEA inspectors found no evidence of immediate preparations, although the issue remains under discussion.
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40% Bias Score
IAEA Staff Rotation at Zaporizhzhia Plant Blocked Amidst Mutual Accusations
Russia and Ukraine blamed each other for blocking the rotation of IAEA staff at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant on Wednesday, marking the second such delay in a week and raising concerns about a potential nuclear disaster at Europe's largest nuclear power station, occupied by Russian forces sin...
IAEA Staff Rotation at Zaporizhzhia Plant Blocked Amidst Mutual Accusations
Russia and Ukraine blamed each other for blocking the rotation of IAEA staff at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant on Wednesday, marking the second such delay in a week and raising concerns about a potential nuclear disaster at Europe's largest nuclear power station, occupied by Russian forces sin...
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36% Bias Score
Increased Attacks Around Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Raise Safety Concerns
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi reported increased attacks around Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, the largest in Europe, during a visit to Moscow, raising concerns about nuclear safety despite ongoing joint efforts; Russia also cited threats to its Kursk and Smolensk plants.
Increased Attacks Around Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Raise Safety Concerns
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi reported increased attacks around Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, the largest in Europe, during a visit to Moscow, raising concerns about nuclear safety despite ongoing joint efforts; Russia also cited threats to its Kursk and Smolensk plants.
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44% Bias Score
Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Loses Power, Raising Safety Concerns
On Friday, all power lines supplying Ukraine's Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant were down for 3.5 hours due to alleged Russian shelling, forcing reliance on diesel generators before power was restored; however, the IAEA chief warned of the plant's extremely precarious nuclear safety.
Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Loses Power, Raising Safety Concerns
On Friday, all power lines supplying Ukraine's Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant were down for 3.5 hours due to alleged Russian shelling, forcing reliance on diesel generators before power was restored; however, the IAEA chief warned of the plant's extremely precarious nuclear safety.
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48% Bias Score
IAEA Finds No Immediate Signs of Zaporizhzhia Plant Restart Despite Power Line Construction
The UN nuclear watchdog hasn't seen signs of Russia restarting the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant despite Greenpeace reporting power line construction nearby; the plant, occupied by Russia since February 2022, remains offline but safety concerns persist due to ongoing conflict and the Kakhova Dam ...
IAEA Finds No Immediate Signs of Zaporizhzhia Plant Restart Despite Power Line Construction
The UN nuclear watchdog hasn't seen signs of Russia restarting the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant despite Greenpeace reporting power line construction nearby; the plant, occupied by Russia since February 2022, remains offline but safety concerns persist due to ongoing conflict and the Kakhova Dam ...
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40% Bias Score
US Ownership of Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Proposed, Ukraine Rejects
Amid ongoing Ukraine-Russia conflict, US President Trump proposed US ownership of the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, which President Zelensky rejected, although Ukraine is open to US investment in its restoration; experts question the feasibility and safety of the US operating a plant ...
US Ownership of Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Proposed, Ukraine Rejects
Amid ongoing Ukraine-Russia conflict, US President Trump proposed US ownership of the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, which President Zelensky rejected, although Ukraine is open to US investment in its restoration; experts question the feasibility and safety of the US operating a plant ...
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36% Bias Score
Increased Attacks Near Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Raise Safety Concerns
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi reported increased attacks around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine, raising concerns about nuclear safety; Rosatom blamed Ukraine, but Grossi couldn't determine responsibility, while Likhachev cited risks to other Russian plants.
Increased Attacks Near Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Raise Safety Concerns
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi reported increased attacks around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine, raising concerns about nuclear safety; Rosatom blamed Ukraine, but Grossi couldn't determine responsibility, while Likhachev cited risks to other Russian plants.
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44% Bias Score
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