As Ukraine marks Independence Day, Moscow says Kyiv struck a nuclear power plant in Russia
Summary
Russia accused Ukraine of a drone attack on a nuclear power plant in Russia's Kursk region on Ukraine's Independence Day. No injuries were reported, and radiation levels remained normal after a fire at the plant was extinguished. World leaders expressed support for Ukraine, with Canada announcing new military aid.Key Facts
- Russia claimed Ukraine attacked a nuclear power plant in the Kursk region with drones, causing a fire.
- The fire was put out without any injuries, and radiation levels stayed normal.
- The UN nuclear watchdog was aware of reports but lacked independent confirmation.
- The incidents coincided with Ukraine's Independence Day celebrations.
- Ukrainian President Zelenskyy emphasized national strength in a speech.
- Canada pledged $1.5 billion in military aid to Ukraine.
- Norway announced $695 million for air defense and joint funding with Germany.
- Pope Leo XIV called for peace in Ukraine during his weekly blessing.
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