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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has sounded a grave alarm over the rising nuclear risks in Europe, following a new wave of Russian drone attacks targeting critical nuclear infrastructure.
🔥 On October 1, 2025, more than 20 Russian-Iranian Shahed drones struck the town of Slavutych, which supplies electricity to the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. The assault caused a three-hour blackout, temporarily disabling the cooling systems and radiation monitoring equipment. Although the IAEA later confirmed power was restored via alternate supply lines, the incident has sparked fears of a wider nuclear disaster.
💥 In addition, attacks have intensified near the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant — Europe’s largest nuclear facility. Military experts warn that repeated strikes on or around such sensitive sites could trigger catastrophic consequences, spreading radiation across borders.
Zelenskyy condemned the strikes as a “deliberate act of nuclear provocation”, stressing that Russia is weaponizing energy security against not just Ukraine, but the entire world. 🌍 He urged global leaders to step up immediate action to prevent a potential nuclear catastrophe that could surpass even Chernobyl 1986 in impact.
⚠️ The world is watching closely as Ukraine battles to protect its energy lifelines under constant fire. One wrong strike could unleash a disaster with irreversible global fallout.
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