Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, has signed a decree transferring control of the Zaporozhye nuclear power facility to Russian soil.
This choice drew a lot of attention, especially as the globe anticipated “Putin’s” next move and the tightening of his grip on the entire planet.
– The Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant, which has six reactors with the designation “hydro-hydro capacity VVIR-1000 V-320,” was built beginning in 1980.
In 1995, the grid was connected to its sixth reactor. It is among the top ten largest power plants in the world and the largest in Europe. The six Zaporozhye units have a combined net capacity of 5. 7 gigawatts of power, which accounts for 20% of Ukraine’s total electricity consumption.
“The State of Russia should protect the nuclear facilities of the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, and other property supporting the plant and helping to carry out its activities in federal possession,” the decree declared. The station in March is a point of contact between the areas under Kyiv’s authority and those that are occupied by Russia, in addition to being located at a point of contact.
Putin signed the contracts for the annexation of four Ukrainian areas on Friday, demonstrating the success of the Russian campaign in Lugansk, Donetsk, Kherson, and Zaporozhye, where the referendum was held from August 23 to 27.
In what he called the current scenario, he stated that “Russia has respect for the Ukrainian people” in an interview with teachers that was broadcast on Wednesday.
Putin anticipated that the regions he annexed to Russia would be stable, and the formal actions followed the referendums, which Ukraine and the rest of Europe described as illegitimate and unrecognised.
In a related development, the Russian presidency assured the Kremlin that Russia would reclaim the territory that Ukraine had recently been able to regain, emphasising that it would still be Russian territory and that locals would continue to vote on whether they wanted to become Russian citizens and live there.
The ambassadors of the 27 nations concurred on Wednesday to impose new sanctions against Russia in response to their attempt to annex the nuclear plant. As a result, the names of the individuals and entities that will be subject to the new sanctions will be made public on Thursday in the Official Journal of the European Union. As reported by diplomats.
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