"False Alarm Causes Major Power Outage in Russia, Now Restored"
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A malfunction at the Rostov nuclear power plant caused widespread power outages affecting millions in southern Russia, including the Krasnodar Territory, Rostov region, Sevastopol, and Crimea. The shutdown of one of the plant's power units, attributed to increased electricity demand and potential equipment overheating during a heat wave, left the Southern Federal District without electricity. Rosatom confirmed the incident, stating that the radiation levels remain normal.
- Nuclear Reactor Malfunction Leaves Millions of Russians Without Power Newsweek
- Malfunction shuts one of four units at Russian nuclear power plant Reuters
- Russia Says 'False Alarm' Behind Massive Power Outage In South Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
- Russians introduce power outage schedules in occupied Sevastopol: no power for 12 hours daily Ukrainska Pravda
- Power Restored at Russian Nuclear Plant After Widespread Outages The Moscow Times
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