For the 27th time, the external power supply of the Zaporizhia NPP was disrupted, the resource of emergency diesel generators will last for two weeks, the space agency reported. The Zapokia nuclear power plant lost its external power supply again, forcing it to rely on emergency diesel generators for reactor cooling and other important nuclear safety functions. Early in the morning, the station's connection to the only remaining power supply line, Praulava-1, was cut off. This is the 27th incident since the conflict, undermining the ongoing nuclear security situation, said IAEA Director General Raphael Grossi. The cause and location of the last exit have not yet been established. The IAEA team at ZNPP announced that the plant currently has fuel reserves to run a limited number of emergency diesel generators for about two weeks. Director General Grossi emphasizes the importance of restoring the ZNPP connection to the electricity grid and increasing the diesel fuel reserves available at the facility, the IAEA said in a statement.