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Russian shelling caused a fire at a Ukrainian nuclear power plant – how close did we actually come to disaster?
Ukraine still fears another Chernobyl-size disaster at Europe's largest nuclear plant : NPR
Disaster in Japan – DW – 03/12/2011
Radiation leaks said to recede after blast at Japan nuclear plant
Zaporizhzhia Fire: Nuclear Disaster Averted In Ukraine, Could Have Been More Severe Than Chernobyl - YouTube
Europe's biggest nuclear power plant on fire after Russian attack
Timeline: Nuclear plant accidents - BBC News
Chernobyl: Facts about the world's worst nuclear disaster | Live Science
Video analysis prompts new theory on Fukushima explosion - YouTube
History's 5 Worst Nuclear Disasters - HISTORY
Could the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant fire be worse than the Chernobyl explosion? - AS USA
Video Nuclear power station demolished in spectacular explosion in Germany - ABC News
Shelling of Europe's biggest nuclear power plant exposes multiple risks – a nuclear expert tells us what they are
Nuclear power plant accidents: listed, visualised and ranked since 1952 | World news | theguardian.com
What To Do In Case Of A Nuclear Power Plant Blast? | Russia Ukraine Crisis
Japan's earthquake: Containing the nuclear crisis | The Economist
Timeline: Japan power plant crisis - BBC News
A controlled explosion destroys two cooling towers in Germany | CNN
Families face aftermath of Texas power plant explosion - CBS News
Russian Missile Disaster Shows Signs Nuke Reactor Blew up: Experts
Reactor down after explosion at Arkansas nuclear plant | Salon.com
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German nuclear reactor leak poses no safety threat but complicates plans | Reuters
Japanese nuclear plant hit by fire and third explosion | Japan disaster | The Guardian
Three Mile Island accident - Wikipedia
Second explosion at nuclear power plant in Japan - CSMonitor.com
