Ukraine war briefing: UK pledges £17m to repair Chornobyl attack damage amid fears of slipping US support

The UK has pledged £17 million to repair the damage to the Chornobyl nuclear power plant caused by a Russian drone attack last year. This move aims to address concerns about the site's safety and environmental risks due to corrosion from the damaged shelter and ventilation. The funding is also a show of support for Ukraine as the UK seeks to bolster international backing for the country amid doubts about the long-term commitment of the US.

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The ongoing war in Ukraine is causing significant damage to critical infrastructure, including the Chornobyl nuclear power plant. This damage is likely to have long-term consequences for the country's economy and stability.

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