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War. the nuclear power plant, as you rightly pointed out, it's at its peak 20% of the generating capacity for the whole ukrainian electrical industry. an industry that the russians have been trying to systematically destroy. so, they're very unlikely to give that up. on top of, that john, it's very important location in terms of if the russians pulled out, ukrainians one back. and that would give them a bridgehead on the other side of the dnipro river, to continue their campaign. which in all probability, they're likely to do over the next few weeks perhaps in the zaporizhzhia frontline. which...

Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station, the russians captured this back in march. it has been used as a fire base for attacking civilian targets on the other side of dnipro river still in the ukrainian hands. ukrainians have tried to recapture it twice. it is very unlikely that the russians are even thinking about evacuating that nuclear power station because it would mean giving up a strangle hold on the very electrical generating capacity that they currently hold. that nuclear power plant, when it is at its peak, provides 20% of the ukraine energy needs. and as you pointed out in the introthere,...

Or outgoing in zaporizhzhia. we've seen the nuclear power stations across the country disconnected from the national grid. they have been reconnected. that's problematic because that means cooling systems have to rely on local diesel generators themselves vulnerable to break down, fuel outages or attack. that is something the international atomic energy authority has been extremely anxious about. and, of course, you have zaporizhzhia nuclear power station just down the river from where i am which is in russian hands being used by the russians as a fire base and regularly there are exchanges of...

Victor, and they're aiming at the russians aiming at breaking down the energy system here in ukraine. the ukrainians are being remarkably resill yent and they're saying they're hopefully able to get kyiv up and running tomorrow, and even looking to reconnect kherson city to the national grid. that's been disconnected for many months after russians destroyed the links on their way out of the city and destroyed the generating capacity in that city. close to a miracle there. the problem is though that even if they get it all back and kind of gerrymandered to fix, it's not at full capacity. that i...

The United States Energy Information Administration (“EIA”) issued a November 4th report titled: U.S. Electric-Generating Capacity for Combined-Cycle Natural Gas...