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The Russian-held Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station, Europe's largest, reported a new attack by Ukrainian forces on a nearby electricity substation, destroying a transformer on Sunday. The management described it as a "terrorist act" aimed at destabilizing the area. Power supplies to Enerhodar were not affected, and the plant's management had previously accused Ukrainian forces of attacking another substation. The U.N.
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