"nuclear safety," while the region's civilian infrastructure remains under threat.

The expansion of the mined area could lead to the de facto isolation of #Enerhodar and create additional humanitarian risks for its residents.

#ukraine #putinisamasskiller #putinisawarcriminal @kardinal691

to #Enerhodar and the movement of civilians. A similar, gradual restriction of transport links took place the humanitarian crisis in occupied #Oleshky.

Efforts are being made to maintain supplies for the #Russian personnel at the #Zaporizhzhia_Nuclear_Power_Plant under the guise of

"Center for the Study of the Occupation," the occupation authorities mined the so-called #Michurinska road, which connects the village of #Vodiane to #Enerhodar, on October 15.

It is also possible that other access roads have been mined, which could significantly complicate the supply of goods

"There's no end to the #russian terrorist state's war crimes!" 🤬🤬🤬

From t.me/pravdaGerash...

#Russians reportedly mined the road to #Enerhodar in the #Russian-occupied part of #Zaporizhzhia region. The city could become the next #Oleshky.

According to #Petro_Andriushchenko, head of the