Shell casing found in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Station

Video provided to The Globe and Mail shows a large shell casing lying an arm's reach away from what power plant workers call a “dirty” overpass. It's a structure with numerous pipes that run into the reactor complex, carrying acids, high-pressure steam, water — and radioactive substances. The Russian military attacked the nuclear facility, Europe's largest, causing a fire. Russian forces seized control on March 4.

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