The three remaining operating NPPs have a total of nine...

The three remaining operating NPPs have a total of nine reactors, all of which decreased output. One reactor, at the Rivne NPP, was also disconnected from the grid. The NPPs continued to receive external electricity, even though the Khmelnytskyy site lost the connection to two of its power lines.

“Ukraine’s energy infrastructure is extremely fragile and vulnerable, putting nuclear safety at great risk,” Director General Grossi said. “Once again, I call for maximum military restraint in areas with major nuclear energy facilities and other sites on which they depend.” Grossi's bleatings being ignored as usual.

Of course missiles with nuclear warheads are a severe threat, but that would be a decisive move. Damage to plants or power supply issues which may cause failure and catastrophe fall more into the nuclear accident category. Regarding the nuclear warheads, their manufacture depnds on the waste products of the nuclear plants. The only safe policy is to leave uranium in the ground.