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Russia Accuses Ukraine Of Attacking Nuclear Plants Amid Zelensky’s ‘Outburst’ | Watch
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4:53Now PlayingRussia on Friday accused Ukraine of striking nuclear and energy facilities, calling it a “tantrum” by President Volodymyr Zelensky after being excluded from the Trump–Putin meeting in Alaska. Russian envoy Rodion Miroshnik claimed Kyiv’s forces attacked Donetsk, Belgorod, Rostov, Kursk, and Bryansk, injuring dozens and targeting power lines feeding the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. Moscow alleged Ukraine attempted to hit multiple reactors, calling it “nuclear terrorism,” while Kyiv denied the accusations, saying Russia was fabricating incidents to justify escalation. The claims surfaced just days before the Trump–Putin summit in Budapest, raising fears that nuclear security could become a new flashpoint in the ongoing conflict.
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