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'We've got to run': Inside ruined Ukraine power plant under constant drone threat

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Briefings

A report describes Dan Johnson's visit to a major Ukrainian power station that was severely damaged by a Russian ballistic missile strike. The facility is described as barely left standing, highlighting the immediate physical destruction and the ongoing threat of constant drone attacks. The article focuses on the specific incident of the missile strike and the subsequent visit by Johnson to assess the damage.

Key points

• Dan Johnson visited a major Ukrainian power station that was severely damaged by a Russian ballistic missile strike.
• The power station is described as barely left standing after the missile strike.

Context

The article details a specific incident where a Russian ballistic missile struck a Ukrainian power station, leaving it barely standing. Dan Johnson visited the site to assess the damage. This event highlights the vulnerability of critical infrastructure in Ukraine during the ongoing conflict.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single sentence describing the visit and the damage. Specific dates of the strike, the extent of the drone threat, or Johnson's specific findings are not provided in the source text.

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