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Russia-Ukraine SITREP for 22 OCT 2022 23:59* PDT - Big Kherson Update
🕑 Added 2022-10-23 09:02:37 +0000 UTCToday's report is 46 pages.
What's the big story? Big Kherson update. There is still a lot of fog of war, but we would rather be right versus first.
The second story? Ukraine is punishing PMC Wagner east of Bakhmut.
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Comments
From my understanding, not so different. The ZPP could potentially lose water access, I believe was mentioned in an earlier report.
Alexandru Tudorica
I’m no nuclear scientist. But won’t missile hits on dams also affect nuclear power plants? In my home country each time the danube has a low flow the nuclear power plant reduces energy production or shuts down, because they don’t have enough water cooling. Is this a thing? Is their nuclear power plant design different? Ours is of Canadian design.
