The last reactor at the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant in southern Ukraine has been shut down as fighting continues in the area for the third year. This means all of the plant’s six reactor units are now in a cold shutdown state. No radioactivity escaped during the procedure, the facility’s management wrote on Telegram on Saturday. The work was carried out strictly in accordance with all applicable operating standards, the Russian-installed management emphasized. The largest nuclear power plant in Europe, with a capacity of almost six gigawatts, was occupied by Russian troop…