Russian occupiers again shut down all six power units at Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant, and are forcing the employees to sign contracts with Rosatom, the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine reports on Telegram.
"The occupiers continue to keep all six units of ZNPP in a "cold mode". Currently, the power supply of the plant, including security systems, is provided by the overhead line 750 kV "Dniprovska". Today, during the day, there will be an attempt to apply voltage to the open switchgear of ZNPP", the statement said.
It is also noted that it was possible to maintain the electricity supply to the city of Enerhodar. But the 150/330 kV overhead switchgear remains de-energized.
At the same time, the Russian military and representatives of the occupational administration continue to put pressure on the plant employees. The movement of auxiliary units on the territory of ZNPP is significantly restricted. The occupiers apply so-called filtering measures to some personnel and their families. Employees are required to officially apply for Russian passports and sign contracts with Rosatom.