Russian Drone Strikes Chernobyl, Heightening Nuclear Safety Concerns Amid Ongoing Conflict
A drone attack by Russia on the Chernobyl site raises serious nuclear safety fears, although radiation levels remain unchanged after the incident.
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A Russian drone attack damaged the New Safe Confinement structure at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, drawing condemnation from Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and the EU, which described the actions as reckless. The U.N. International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed that radiation levels remained stable, and there was no breach of the inner containment shell. This incident adds to growing apprehensions regarding nuclear safety in Ukraine amidst ongoing military tensions. Zelenskyy criticized Russia's disregard for safety and warned of potential future risks as attacks near nuclear sites persist. The strike coincided with diplomatic maneuvering surrounding ongoing peace negotiations.
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