Overview
- A November 6–7 attack damaged a critical substation, disconnecting Khmelnytskyi and Rivne from one of their two 750 kV lines, the IAEA said.
- Ukraine’s grid operator ordered reduced generation, with three reactors still running at limited power even as one damaged line was restored.
- Zaporizhzhia remains supplied through the Ferrosplavnaya-1 line after the Dniprovska line disconnected on November 14 when a protection system activated.
- Repairs carried out under IAEA-brokered localized ceasefires recently reconnected ZNPP following a month-long loss of off-site power, enabling safety maintenance to resume.
- ZNPP’s communications director told TASS that only a halt to Ukrainian attacks would remove nuclear risk, a claim that has not been independently verified.