Drone Attack Escalates Tensions at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant
Russia's nuclear energy corporation Rosatom reported an attack by a Ukrainian drone on engineers demining near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station. At least three engineers were injured, with two in serious condition. The incident raises safety concerns around the Russian-occupied plant.
Russia's nuclear energy corporation, Rosatom, revealed on Friday that a Ukrainian drone attack targeted engineers clearing mines near the Russian-held Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station. The assault left at least three engineers injured, with two in serious condition, according to reports.
Rosatom's head, Dmitry Likachev, characterized the incident as a deliberate and calculated strike on social media, highlighting the heightened risk and tension surrounding the volatile area.
The corporation has provided varying accounts, with a separate statement indicating that a total of five individuals were hurt in the attack. The event emphasizes the volatile conflict landscape in the region, raising significant safety concerns for those working near nuclear facilities.
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