Oct 13, 2025
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The world in a nutshell: Deadly attack in Ukraine, update on Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, first humanitarian flight to Libya
In the last three days, several civilians have been killed and injured in Ukraine, with most of the victims recorded in Kherson, Sumy, Doneck and Harkiv, a spokesman for UN Stéphane Dujarric, told journalists in New York on Thursday in New York.
Substations, power plants and oil depots in Chernihiv, Kharkiv, Odessa and Donetsk were damaged, temporarily cutting power to hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses in these areas.
"While colder weather is coming in, it is to hit critical infrastructure in -depth humanitarian needs," Mr.Dujarric."Despite increasing challenges, we continue with our humanitarian partners to support the answer."
In this year, bitter people are based on their country and homes, when medical households and brave houses and family brave and white family
Ukraine: To restore a nuclear power plant
Meanwhile, after intensive consultations with the Russian Federation, the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP), Director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Mariano Grossi, was announced on an update on Thursday.
On September 23, ZNPP lost the network connection since the beginning of its full invasion of the country in February 1022. Both sides have damaged military activities.
From that time on.The ZNPP is pressured to strengthen emergency diesel machines to strengthen emergency diesel machines.
After the incident, Mr. Krosi handled both sides in specific plans so that the plant could be able to get electricity from the required site to cool and fuel the six -finished furnace.
"The connection to the Nuclear Power Plant in Chaprahaya takes some time to return, both sides are structured with us to achieve this important goal of nuclear security and security," he said."
The iaa in the place continues to indicate that no more temperature has been made in the reactor or swimming pool.
First volunteer trip of the human being to return the Syrian Gigrants from Libya
International Migration Organization (Iom) has submitted voluntary returns of weak Aramas from Libya in Damascus.
“IOM is expanding its operations and services in Syria with the primary aim of supporting the country's recovery after years of conflict and ensuring the dignified and sustainable return of Syrians, whether they are internally displaced or returning from abroad,” said Othman Belbeisi, Director of the Regional Office for the Middle East and North Africa.
With the first flight of voluntary humanitarian return (VHR) for Syria in IOM in 2025. year, at the request of Stopoli - Damascus was distributed at the request of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and supported families lived in Libya for more than a decade.
Since 2015, Libya's IOM has been helping more than 105,000 migrants to safely return to their countries of origin.
"This flight is a testament of the continuous commitment to the DIME to volunteer and honorable and dignified and lasting for the most vulnerable Syrian milum.
In July, IOM was approved by the Syrian Foreign Ministry to restore his presence in Damasa and expand companies at national level.
Active Northwest Syria until 2014, the IOM continues to provide life -saving and support programs, as well as the transfer and psychology (MHPSS), housing, and charities.
