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Coverage dated March 3, 2022

US condemns 'reckless' Russian attack on Ukrainian nuclear plant

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Russia's "reckless" overnight attack on a nuclear power plant in Ukraine is a dangerous escalation that "represents a dire threat to all of Europe and the

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  1. The Times of Israel

    At UN Security Council, US ambassador slams ‘reckless’ Russian attack on nuke plant (opens The Times of Israel)

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    Linda Thomas-Greenfield tells emergency session that assault on atomic plant in Zaporizhzhia 'represents a dire threat to the world'; Moscow's envoy: 'Simply untrue'

  2. Deutsche Welle

    NATO's Stoltenberg slams Russian 'recklessness' over nuclear plant attack | DW (opens Deutsche Welle)

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    NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has denounced Russia's attack on Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia atomic plant as alliance foreign ministers gather in Brussels.

  3. Digital Journal

    US condemns 'reckless' Russian attack on Ukrainian nuclear plant (opens Digital Journal)

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    Russia's "reckless" overnight attack on a nuclear power plant in Ukraine is a dangerous escalation that "represents a dire threat to all of Europe and the

  4. The Hill

    US calls Russian attack of Ukrainian power plant 'reckless and dangerous' (opens The Hill)

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  5. The Guardian

    Russian attack on Ukraine nuclear plant shows ‘recklessness and dangers of Putin’s war’, Australia says (opens The Guardian)

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    ‘The world condemns that behaviour and Australia strongly so,’ foreign minister Marise Payne says

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