An armed drone struck Chernobyl's outer shell, causing a fire, yet radiation levels were reported normal by the IAEA, indicating no breach in the New Safe Confinement (NSC). Ukrainian officials blamed Russia, although the Kremlin denied involvement. This incident amplifies the ongoing tensions in the war while President Trump hinted at discussions with Putin to potentially end the conflict. Chernobyl's safety remains critical amidst the conflict, especially with prior drone attacks on Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia plant, prompting concerns over nuclear safety as fighting continues.
A fire sparked by an armed drone hit Chernobyl's outer shell, but radiation levels remain normal. The NSC's integrity is intact, according to the IAEA.
Ukrainian officials attributed the drone strike to Russia, while the Kremlin denied involvement, highlighting the fraught geopolitical tensions surrounding Ukraine.
This incident underscores the precarious situation for Ukraine's nuclear facilities, especially under ongoing military conflict, adding a new layer of concern to reactor safety.
Despite the drone strike, no breach of the New Safe Confinement has been reported, as fire personnel quickly contained the blaze.
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