Today, on Saturday, Russian forces declared that the Ukrainian army had attempted to restart the Moscow nuclear plant in the south of the nation.
According to the pro-Russian Zaburigia officials, an effort to land a Ukrainian near the nuclear power station was unsuccessful.
According to the Arab/Al-Hadath correspondent, the authorities also stated that they had incurred the Ukrainian soldiers for their forced losses.
In the Zaburigia Province, a “Mi-8” Ukrainian helicopter was dropped yesterday, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense.
It is noteworthy that the Atomic Agency had previously expressed repeatedly its concern to put the station that is located within one of the four Ukrainian regions that Russia announced last month to include it, although its forces controlled a part of the city of Zaburigia only.
The greatest nuclear energy facility in all of Europe, the station has been under Russian hands since early March (2022), despite months of charges of bombing from Moscow and Kayef.
This complex is a significant source of energy for Ukraine since it secures a sizable tank on the Denbero River, which divides the armies of Russia and Ukraine, and provides more than 20% of the nation’s electrical requirements.
Stopping an attempt to land a Ukrainian near Zaburigia in Moscow
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