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Report describes local Russia-Ukraine ceasefire for nuclear safety

A report describes a local ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine intended to protect nuclear safety.

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Any ceasefire around nuclear facilities could reduce the risk of a dangerous incident, while its limited scope remains significant.

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