Three Ukrainian nuclear power plants have restored a significant part of electricity production — IAEA

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reported that three Ukrainian nuclear power plants have largely resumed electricity production after a period of capacity reduction. Restoring the operation of the nuclear power plant is key to the country's energy stability in wartime conditions.

Last week, they cut production sharply as a precaution due to the shelling of the energy industry. The substation was damaged.

Some external power lines of the NPP still remain disconnected.

"The fragile situation with networks remains a source of deep concern and we will continue to closely monitor relevant developments," said IAEA chief Grossi.

Of the nine reactors, eight are operating, and one is in a state of shutdown.

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