That seems no good news at all. Russia's has now a clear strategy of targeting civilian energy infrastructure, and it seems to be successful. They probably pla

That seems no good news at all. Russia's has now a clear strategy of targeting civilian energy infrastructure, and it seems to be successful. They probably plan to damage the plant beyond repair when they do leave. The bigger a mess they leave behind, the harder it will be to fix (quickly or even at all). I suppose there are plenty of ways to achieve that, maybe even some that don't spread huge amounts of contamination into NATO countries.