Regular power line to Zaporizhzhia plant restored, Ukraine tells IAEA

The last regular power line supplying electricity to the Russian-held Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant (ZNPP) in Ukraine is working again after having been cut earlier, the UN nuclear watchdog has said, citing Ukraine.

“Ukraine told the IAEA that the ZNPP, Europe’s largest nuclear power plant, at least twice lost connection to the power line during the day but that it was currently up again,” the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said in a statement, adding that information on the direct cause of the outage was not immediately available.
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The US Administration claims it has no information as to who exactly shells the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, currently controlled by Russian Armed Forces.

"I'm not able at this point to make any confirmation about the shelling and, and where it's coming from.," US Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Affairs Bonnie Jenkins said during an online briefing for reporters Thursday, answering a question from TASS.

"But what I what I would say is that, once again, the important thing to keep in mind […] is the importance of forces withdrawal," she claimed. "We have to remember that we would not be in a situation for sure if Russia simply withdraws and gives the site back to Ukraine."
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Zaporozhye NPP:
[https://www.kaos.gr/search/label/Zaporozhye]
[https://www.elethos.gr/search/label/Zaporozhye]
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Putin pointed out to Macron that the shelling of the Zaporozhye NPP creates danger of a catastrophe:
[https://youtu.be/zcW5lCv4sss]
[https://rumble.com/v1gleu6-putin-pointed-out-to-macron-that-the-shelling-of-the-zaporozhye-npp-creates.html?mref=10gobl&mc=d3odw]
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