The Zaburujia nuclear power facility has been the target of “dangerous provocations,” according to the Russian Foreign Ministry, which urged Kyiv and its Western and Western officials to desist.
The Kyiv administration is not attempting to take back control of the Zaburgia nuclear power station by launching strikes against crucial infrastructure, endangering Europe, and slaughtering thousands of civilians, according to a statement from the Russian Foreign Ministry released today, Monday.
“We demand that the Vladimir Zellinski dictatorship and its Western backers cease their reckless and disastrous provocation against the Zaburujia nuclear power facility, which could have serious repercussions,” the statement continued.
It is noteworthy that the Zapurujia nuclear plant, which has been under the command of the Russian army since last March, is the biggest of its kind in Europe in terms of the number of reactors and capacity to produce electricity.
The Russian Foreign Ministry, on the other hand, expressed its hope for the continuation of the policy of enhancing cooperation with Brazil, including cooperation in the UN, the BRICS Group, and the Group of Twenty, while praising the outcomes of the Brazilian presidential elections and Lula da Silva’s contribution to fostering friendship between the two countries.
As Brazil is a strong candidate for permanent membership in the UN Security Council, she emphasised Russia’s desire to continue cooperation in all areas.
The leftist Lula Da Silva had won the Brazilian presidential elections after defeating his outgoing president, Jayer Bolsonaro, and Da Silva won 50. 9% of the vote, while Polsonaro got 49. 1%, to be the end of the most right -wing government in Brazil for decades..
Moscow requests that Kyiv and its supporters stop provoking the Zaburujia station.
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