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Germany commits €50 million to repair Chernobyl reactor shelter damaged by Russian drones

Germany will provide €50 million to repair the protective structure around Chernobyl's reactor 4 after it was damaged by Russian drone strikes.

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Damage to the reactor shelter creates a cross-border nuclear safety concern amid the war in Ukraine.

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