Europe's largest nuclear plant has been under Russian control since March and sits near the frontline of the war in territory President Putin has said has been annexed by Russia. Science and technology editor @aTomClarke Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant is strategically critical to both sides of the Ukraine-Russia conflict. But in terms of nuclear safety, the ongoing stalemate is perilous. It's the closest major electricity generator to the parts of Ukraine annexed by Russia, and Moscow wants the plant's power to control its territory there. It has also expressed a desire to re-route Zaporizhzhia's power to Russian cities as well. On the other side, Ukraine can't afford to lose the asset - the largest nuclear plant in Europe which once supplied 20% of its electricity - at a time when Russia has a stranglehold on its civilian infrastructure. Ukraine updates - Putin 'moves Iranian drones into Belarus' The site is currently