Strikes Reported for Third Consecutive Day Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom reported a third consecutive day of Ukrainian strikes near the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. The strikes targeted urban infrastructure in Energodar, including a gas distribution station and residential buildings, Likhachev said in a statement. [1] also reported a dramatic increase in drone strikes on the facility and the surrounding town. The attacks mark an escalation near Europe’s largest nuclear plant, which has been under Russian control since early 2022. In August 2024, a fire was reported at the plant after shelling, with both sides trading blame, according to NaturalNews.com.…
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