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Infrastructure supply teams should focus on confirmed fuel availability and authorized delivery access after Zaporizhzhia lost its remaining external power connection on November 8. Reuters reported IAEA guidance of roughly two weeks of fuel for a limited number of emergency diesel generators. That is a conditional endurance estimate, not a delivery deadline or proof of a regional diesel shortage.
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