ASTRAVETS, Belarus — Rising from the former potato and wheat fields of a collective farm, huge towers of concrete beckon to one of Europe’s poorest countries with the promise of cheap, plentiful supplies of electricity for generations to come.
New York Times: A Russian nuclear power plant
A picture taken on Oct. 12, 2017 shows a dog standing close to the construction site of the first Belarus' nuclear power plant outside the town of Ostrovets, some 170 km northwest of Minsk.
