Resolves either when the plant is destroyed, the war ends, or at market close if neither happen first.
In case the plant is destroyed but it's ambiguous whether it was deliberate Russian action, will resolve to my best judgement (so I'll avoid betting on this one).
@ShakedKoplewitz "destroyed" is pretty broad. If it could be repaired, would it count? If repairs would take months? Years?
@ShakedKoplewitz I think that is an overshot. So if it is completely not functional, but is repaired in a year it is not a "destruction for the market purposes"?
@KongoLandwalker I think any dysfunctionality big enough to count as "destroyed" wouldn't be repairable in a year (I should add "of normal effort"). I don't want to resolve as yes if all they do is hit an off switch and the next Ukrainian patrol to come by just hits the on switch again.
If Putin had such plan, he might speed it up to hinder Ukraine while he solves the Prigozhin potential coup.
What if the cooling pool is destroyed, causing a necessity of immediate shutdown?
That would be a small explosion withing a facility, so I expect yes?