Staffing crisis looms at Ukraine's occupied nuclear plant as Russia evacuates workers.

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Russia plans to relocate around 3,100 Ukrainian staff from the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in southern Ukraine, which is occupied by Russia, according to Ukraine's atomic energy company. The move could lead to a "catastrophic lack of qualified personnel" at the plant, which is one of the 10 biggest nuclear plants in the world. The evacuation plan covers roughly half of the plant's 6,000 employees and is prompted by fears of a Ukraine counteroffensive in the area. The fighting near the plant has fueled fears of a potential catastrophe like the one at Chernobyl.
- Ukraine's occupied nuke plant faces possible staffing crunch The Associated Press
- Russia to evacuate more Zaporizhzhia nuclear workers - Ukraine's Energoatom Yahoo News
- Ukraine, Russia live updates: Nuke plant issue could be 'catastrophic' USA TODAY
- Russia plans to relocate 2,700 Ukrainian staff members from the largest nuclear plant in Europe Fox News
- Russia made occupied Ukrainians sign waivers taking responsibility for not evacuating Business Insider
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