MOSCOW (Reuters) -The vast Soviet-built Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southern Ukraine is being cooled by emergency diesel generators for a ninth day after an external power line was severed, its Russian management said on Wednesday.
Russia's state RIA news agency cited the plant's Russian-installed management as saying that backup electricity supply was sufficient for now, but that resumption of a regular electricity supply via an external source - the Dneprovskaya line - was impossible due to Ukrainian shelling.
