Russia Ukraine War News LIVE Updates | Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky blamed Moscow on Friday for depending on "atomic fear" and needing to "rehash" the Chernobyl catastrophe after he said attacking Russian powers took shots at a thermal energy station.
Russian soldiers are shelling Europe's biggest thermal energy plant in Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky blamed Moscow on Friday for depending on "atomic fear" and needing to "rehash" the Chernobyl calamity after he said attacking Russian powers took shots at a thermal energy station.
"No country other than Russia has at any point terminated on atomic power units. This is the initial time in our set of experiences. Throughout the entire existence of humanity. The psychological oppressor state currently depended on atomic fear," he said in a video message.
Ukrainian specialists said the wellbeing of the Zaporizhzhia thermal energy station was presently gotten, after a fire broke out Friday when the station experienced harsh criticism from attacking Russian powers. "The overseer of the plant said that the atomic wellbeing is presently ensured. As indicated by those answerable for the plant, a preparation building and a research center were impacted by the fire," Oleksandr Starukh, top of the tactical organization of the Zaporizhzhia area, said on Facebook.
President Joe Biden talked late Thursday with his Ukrainian partner Volodymyr Zelensky about a thermal energy station in Ukraine that neighborhood authorities said was assaulted by Russian powers, a senior US official said. The authority said just that the two presidents talked, in the midst of reports that the thermal energy station, the biggest in Europe, burst into flames after Russian assaults on it.
