Russia launches drones over Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, – Ukraine’s intelligence
Source: Ukraine’s Main Directorate of Intelligence
The Russian military uses kamikaze drones over the nuclear reactors of the occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.
The Ukrainian intelligence obtained a video with the relevant evidence of the use of the FPV drones by the Russian occupation forces.
The video shows the flight of the Russian attack drone over the nuclear power units in the direction of Nikopol and Marganets, Dnipro region.
According to the intelligence representatives, the invaders constantly attack these cities launching drones from the territory of the occupied power plant.
The launching ground is located near the sixth power unit of the nuclear plant.
‘The listed facts and evidence are another evidence of the criminal and irresponsible activity of the Russian aggressors at the nuclear facility occupied by them, which can have catastrophic consequences,’ the statement concludes.
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