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World No 2 Aryna Sabalenka suffers shock semi-final defeat after late meltdown against Karolina Muchova at ...

The Daily Mail 08 Jun 2023
Aryna Sabalenka ended a turbulent French Open campaign by suffering a late meltdown which allowed unheralded Czech Karolina Muchova to power through to the final. The world No 2 from Belarus had a match point when leading 5-2 in a deciding set, but then lost 20 of the last 24 points to go down 7-6, 6-7, 7-5.
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The pilot operation phase of the second power unit has started at BelNPP. Where will ...

The Eastern Herald 07 Jun 2023
With the commissioning of the second power unit, according to the Minister of Energy of Belarus Viktor Karankevich, about 18.5 billion kWh of electricity will be produced per year ... And now our same critics are frantically pulling nuclear power plant projects out of the dusty ...
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At UN, Belarus Shut Out in Bid for Security Council Seat

Beijing News 07 Jun 2023
General Assembly approved five new members for two-year terms on the organization's powerful 15-nation Security Council on Tuesday, rejecting a bid from Belarus ... The only competition was between Belarus and Slovenia for a seat in the Eastern Europe Group. Slovenia defeated Belarus with 153 votes to 38.
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Why is Ukraine's Nova Kakhovka dam important?

Live Mint 07 Jun 2023
Ukraine controls five of the six dams along the Dnipro River, which runs from its northern border with Belarus down to the Black Sea and is crucial for the entire country's drinking water and power supply.
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Tue. 8:42 a.m.: Collapse of major dam in southern Ukraine triggers emergency as Moscow and Kyiv blame each other

The Vindicator 07 Jun 2023
Zelenskyy said in October his government had information that Russia had mined the dam and power plant ... Ukraine controls five of the six dams along the Dnieper, which runs from its northern border with Belarus down to the Black Sea and is crucial for the country’s drinking water and power supply.
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It's Vital to Protect Water Infrastructure During War

Time 07 Jun 2023
Kakhovka Dam, one of the largest in Europe, was built in the late 1950s to provide hydroelectric power, irrigation water, and improved navigation on the Dnieper River which flows from Russia through Belarus and Ukraine before emptying into the Black Sea.
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It’s Vital to Protect Water Infrastructure During War

Time Magazine 07 Jun 2023
Kakhovka Dam, one of the largest in Europe, was built in the late 1950s to provide hydroelectric power, irrigation water, and improved navigation on the Dnieper River which flows from Russia through Belarus and Ukraine before emptying into the Black Sea.
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Major dam collapses in southern Ukraine, flooding villages as Moscow and Kyiv trade blame

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette 07 Jun 2023
The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, Europe’s ... Ukraine controls five of the six dams along the Dnieper, which runs from its northern border with Belarus down to the Black Sea and is crucial for the country’s drinking water and power supply and that of Russian-occupied Crimea.
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Waters continue to swell in flooded southern Ukraine day after dam breach

The Associated Press 07 Jun 2023
The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, Europe’s ... Ukraine controls five of the six dams along the Dnieper, which runs from its northern border with Belarus down to the Black Sea and is crucial for the country’s drinking water and power supply and that of Russian-occupied Crimea.
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Waters continue to swell as flooded southern Ukraine copes with day after dam breach

The Associated Press 07 Jun 2023
The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, Europe’s ... Ukraine controls five of the six dams along the Dnieper, which runs from its northern border with Belarus down to the Black Sea and is crucial for the country’s drinking water and power supply and that of Russian-occupied Crimea.
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Russia ‘may try to blow up largest nuclear plant in Europe', Ukraine warns – as ...

The Daily Mail 07 Jun 2023
The Kakhovka Hydroelectric power plant was totally destroyed by the blasts ... The Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant was pictured in pieces ... Ukraine controls five of the six dams along the Dnieper River, which runs from its northern border with Belarus down to the Black Sea and is crucial for the entire country's drinking water and power supply.
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Fighting increases in Ukraine

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 07 Jun 2023
The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, Europe's ... Ukraine controls five of the six dams along the Dnieper, which runs from its northern border with Belarus down to the Black Sea and is crucial for the country's drinking water and power supply and that of Russian-occupied Crimea.
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Collapse of major dam in southern Ukraine triggers emergency as Moscow and Kyiv trade blame

Chatanooga Times Free Press 06 Jun 2023
Zelenskyy said in October that Russia had mined the dam and power plant ... Ukraine controls five of the six dams along the Dnieper, which runs from its northern border with Belarus down to the Black Sea and is crucial for the country’s drinking water and power supply.
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'It's a nightmare': Burst dam triggers emergency in Ukraine

NewstalkZB 06 Jun 2023
Ukraine controls five of the six dams along the Dnieper, which runs from its northern border with Belarus to the Black Sea and is crucial for the country’s drinking water and power supply and that of Russian-occupied Crimea. Ukraine’s state hydropower generating company said the dam’s power station “cannot be restored”.
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America 'believes RUSSIA was behind destruction of Ukraine dam': Sources claim officials have intel proving ...

The Daily Mail 06 Jun 2023
The Kakhovka Hydroelectric power plant was totally destroyed by the blasts ... The Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant was pictured in pieces ... Ukraine controls five of the six dams along the Dnieper River, which runs from its northern border with Belarus down to the Black Sea and is crucial for the entire country's drinking water and power supply.

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