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Europe correspondent Isabella Higgins and Middle East correspondent Tom Joyner in Zaporizhzhia

When Russia took control of Zaporizhzhia's nuclear power plant, Ukrainian technicians were forced to flee, or work at gunpoint

Ukrainian forces say they are ready to begin a counteroffensive against Russia. (ABC News: Tom Joyner)

The warfare taking place around Ukraine's largest nuclear power plant has prompted warnings of possible disaster — but workers say the scenes inside the station are just as alarming.

"Every day [Russian soldiers] walk around armed with machine guns," says Sergii, a long-term employee at the facility, who asked the ABC not to publish his last name.

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