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Baada ya kushindwa kuiparamia Ukraine, ageuza hasira zake kwa vinu vya nyuklia akijua kwa kuvilipua atasababisha madhara makuba kwa mamilioni ya watu, anapiga mabomu maeneo yote ya karibu na hivyo vinu ili abembelezwe aache....
Ukraine said several shells landed near a facility where radioactive material is stored, but no leaks were reported. Meanwhile, images show heavy damage at a Crimean air base. Follow DW for the latest.
Ukraine's Energoatom energy company said Russian shells struck the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant several times on Thursday, including near the site where radioactive materials are stored.
No injuries were reported and radiation levels remained normal, according to a company statement
The nuclear power facility is the largest of its kind in Europe, with six reactors. Any damage could pose a serious health and environmental hazard.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russia of "unconcealed nuclear blackmail."
"Only the complete withdrawal of Russians from the territory of the Zaporizhzhia NPP and the restoration of Ukraine's full control over the situation around the plant will guarantee the restoration of nuclear safety for all of Europe," he said during his Thursday evening address.
Russian-installed local officials instead claimed Ukrainian forces had shelled the plant for the second time in one day, disrupting the shift changeover of power plant workers.
The Zaporizhzhia plant area was also hit by shelling last weekend, with each side trading blame.
The facility in Southern Ukraine on the Dnieper river has been under Russian control since the beginning of March. It is still run by its Ukrainian technicians.
Ukraine said several shells landed near a facility where radioactive material is stored, but no leaks were reported. Meanwhile, images show heavy damage at a Crimean air base. Follow DW for the latest.
Ukraine's Energoatom energy company said Russian shells struck the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant several times on Thursday, including near the site where radioactive materials are stored.
No injuries were reported and radiation levels remained normal, according to a company statement
The nuclear power facility is the largest of its kind in Europe, with six reactors. Any damage could pose a serious health and environmental hazard.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russia of "unconcealed nuclear blackmail."
"Only the complete withdrawal of Russians from the territory of the Zaporizhzhia NPP and the restoration of Ukraine's full control over the situation around the plant will guarantee the restoration of nuclear safety for all of Europe," he said during his Thursday evening address.
Russian-installed local officials instead claimed Ukrainian forces had shelled the plant for the second time in one day, disrupting the shift changeover of power plant workers.
The Zaporizhzhia plant area was also hit by shelling last weekend, with each side trading blame.
The facility in Southern Ukraine on the Dnieper river has been under Russian control since the beginning of March. It is still run by its Ukrainian technicians.
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