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作成日: 2022/08/26 07:35

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Russian forces attacked a Ukrainian railway station and a residential area in Chaplyne in the eastern Dnipropetrovsk region on Wednesday, six months after the beginning of the Russian invasion of the country. Wednesday also marked Ukraine&#039;s Independence Day.
                
Ukrainian presidential aide Kyrylo Tymoshenko said on Thursday that 25 people were killed in the attack. He said the victims include two children aged 11 and six, and that at least 31 people were injured.
                
Russia&#039;s defense ministry said on Thursday that its forces&#039; Iskander missile hit a military train at Chaplyne station that was set to deliver arms to the eastern Donbas region.
                
It said the attack killed more than 200 Ukrainian soldiers and destroyed military equipment.
                
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said, &quot;We will definitely make the occupiers bear responsibility for everything they have done. And we will certainly drive the invaders out of our land.&quot;
                
Now six months since the military invasion began, analysts say Russian forces&#039; progress has stalled.
                
The US Institute for the Study of War says in a report on Wednesday that Russian forces have lost roughly 45,000 square kilometers of territory since March 21, the estimated date of their deepest advance into Ukraine. The US think tank says the territory lost was larger than the area of Denmark.
                
As the conflict continues, concerns are growing that shelling around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southeastern Ukraine could lead to a major nuclear disaster.
                
Attention is now focused on whether an expert team of the International Atomic Energy Agency, or IAEA, can visit the nuclear plant for inspection.
                
IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi said in a statement on Tuesday that the agency may send a team of experts to the Zaporizhzhia plant within the next few days if ongoing negotiations succeed.
                
Grossi met with Alexey Likhachev, CEO of Russia&#039;s state-run Rosatom nuclear company, in Turkey on Wednesday. They reportedly discussed organizing the IAEA team&#039;s visit to the plant.
                
Russia&#039;s Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu reportedly spoke with his French counterpart Sebastien Lecornu by phone on Thursday.
                
The Russian defense ministry said Shoigu expressed Moscow&#039;s readiness to support the UN agency mission, noting the importance for the IAEA&#039;s team to visit the nuclear plant.
                
Britain&#039;s Defence Ministry said on Thursday that satellite images indicated Russian forces have deployed armored vehicles within 60 meters of a reactor at the Zaporizhzhia plant.

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