IAEA looking into reports power back at Chernobyl after blackout

The U.N.’s nuclear panel is investigating reports that power has been restored at Ukraine’s former Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, days after a blackout that raised concerns about the safety of the site’s spent fuel stores.
The International Atomic Energy…

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