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That. during the war, the chernobyl former nuclear power site, was occupied by russian troops, but is now back in ukrainian hands. there were concerns the plant may have been damaged in fighting. our correspondent, yogita limaye, is one of the first journalists to reach the site, north of the capital kyiv, since russian forces left. access to chornobyl has onlyjust opened up on an off—road track. the bridge to it was destroyed to stop the russian advance. this is the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster, among the first parts of ukraine to be captured when russia invaded. "they surroun...

Troops, but is now back in ukrainian hands. there were concerns the plant may have been damaged in fighting. 0ur correspondent, yogita limaye, is one of the first journalists to reach the site, north of the capital kyiv, since russian forces left. access to chornobyl has onlyjust opened up on an off—road track. the bridge to it was destroyed to stop the russian advance. this is the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster, among the first parts of ukraine to be captured when russia invaded. "they surrounded us with tanks and there were aircraft flying overhead", security officer petro says...

During the war, the chernobyl former nuclear power site was occupied by russian troops but is now back in ukrainian hands. there were concerns the plant may have been damaged in fighting. 0ur correspondent yogita limaye is one of the first journalists to reach the site, north of the capital kyiv, since russian forces left. access to chornobyl has onlyjust opened up on an off—road track. the bridge to it was destroyed to stop the russian advance. this is the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster, among the first parts of ukraine to be captured when russia invaded. "they surrounded us wit...

Linking those undersea sensors to their control stations on the shore. cables were ripped out, this answers themselves were messed with, but the cables were cut. and suspicion immediately fell on russia as the potential culprit, particularly because they're known to have the capacity to mess with undersea cables. and they've done so before but the incident, at least officially remains unsolved to. although lots of norwegian sources including government sources have been sort of indicating that they're tough suspect in this sabotage is the russian military. that happened in november. then two w...

Operates a field of underseas sensors that among other things can detect the movement of passing submarines. unexpectedly and in a still unexplained incident back in november, someone or something, cut the cables linking those underseas sensors to their control stations on the shore. cables were ripped out. the sensors themselves were missed with. but the cables were cut. and suspicion immediately fell on russia, particularly because they have the cavity to mess with undersea cables and they've done so before. but the incident officially remains unsolved although a lot of government sources ha...