The Russian missile strikes in Ukraine cut off the electricity to the Zaporizhia nuclear reactor, thus increasing the risk of nuclear radiation, as electricity is needed to operate the control and monitoring mechanisms to prevent radiation.
agency AP reported that the reactor environment is in the hands of the Russian army and the operating commands are local Ukrainians. The company that operates the reactor has announced that its energy infrastructure has been damaged, and there is a risk of radioactive radiation. It is the largest nuclear reactor in Europe.
Security Service of Russia FBS announced that he had arrested four Russian citizens and three Ukrainians and Armenians as suspects in carrying out the attack on the Kerash bridge in the Crimean Peninsula. A truck loaded with explosives exploded on the bridge, damaging the building and killing four.
In response, Putin ordered to attack Ukraine with missiles, and Ukraine’s Energy Minister German Glushchenko said in Kiev that about a third of the country’s energy infrastructure was damaged by the missile attacks. The presidential office in Kyiv added that the Russians attacked with missiles, unmanned aerial vehicles and heavy artillery and hit eight districts of the country.