Moscow says Kyiv has struck a nuclear power plant as Ukraine marks Independence Day
Summary
Russia accused Ukraine of launching drone attacks that caused a fire at a nuclear power plant in Russia's Kursk region, claiming these attacks were tied to Ukraine's Independence Day. No injuries were reported from the fire, and radiation levels remained normal. Separately, Ukraine marked its Independence Day with events attended by international figures, including Canada's Prime Minister, who pledged military support.Key Facts
- Russia claimed Ukraine launched drone attacks on a nuclear power plant in the Kursk region, causing a fire.
- The fire was quickly put out, and there were no reported injuries or abnormal radiation levels.
- The United Nations' nuclear agency noted reports of the incident but did not confirm them independently.
- Ukraine did not immediately respond to the accusations concerning the attack.
- Ukraine celebrated its Independence Day, marking 34 years since becoming independent from the Soviet Union.
- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visited Kyiv and announced $1.5 billion in military assistance for Ukraine.
- Norway pledged significant new military aid to Ukraine, focusing on air defense systems.
- Pope Leo XIV prayed for peace in Ukraine on its Independence Day.
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