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UN Workers as Nuclear Plant Monitors in Ukraine
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Ukraine has left two UN workers at a nuclear power plant in the country, creating a security deposit to ensure the plant’s safety. However, getting a team of monitors into the plant remains a challenge as it is situated in an active front line war zone.
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