Overview
- Rosatom says no strikes have hit the reactor, construction site or staff housing, though blasts were heard miles from the perimeter.
- Work on two new reactors has been suspended as security conditions remain tense.
- The agency says it is preparing a second withdrawal to remove family members and selected staff.
- About 639 Russian nationals are still at the site, with workers’ children already evacuated.
- The operating unit holds roughly 72 tons of fuel and about 210 tons of spent fuel, which Rosatom warns could make any strike a regional catastrophe.