Russian drone attacks: Tschernobyl's protective coat considerably damaged!

Russian drone attacks: Tschernobyl's protective coat considerably damaged!

Russian drone attacks on Chernobyl ensure alarm readiness: The protective coat of the damaged nuclear power plant was significantly damaged, as the Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj announced on Friday. The attack has caused a fire that could now be deleted, but the radiation values ​​have remained stable according to initial information. According to Selenskyj, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) remains in the observation of this critical situation in order to be able to ensure that no threatening changes occur.

urgent security concerns

In the past incident, the drone hit the coating of the power plant block, which was built in 1986 after the devastating nuclear disaster to prevent the spread of radioactivity. Selenskyj pointed out that burned fuel rods still burned out on the site, which also tightens the danger situation. "Russia is the only country that attacks such places and occupies nuclear power plants in a war," emphasized the president and described the actions as a terrorist threat to the whole world, according to Welt.de .

Ukraine is again facing an extremely dangerous situation that not only raises national but also global security issues. The monitoring of the radiation values ​​by the Ukrainian authorities and the IAEA remains a central concern. Selenskyj has strongly pointed out that the global community must not ignore this aggression, because the security of the region-and beyond-is at stake, such as reported.