“Ukraine, drone attempts nuclear terrorism at Kursk nuclear power plant”

Kursk nuclear power plant
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, ‘ (Moscow= Yonhap News) Byung-Yeong Choi = Russia claimed that Ukraine attempted a drone attack on the Kursk nuclear power plant, according to a report by the Russian state-owned TASS news agency on the 23rd local time. ‘,
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, ‘ A source from the Russian law enforcement authorities reportedly claimed to TASS on the 22nd that “the Ukrainian government attempted a nuclear terror attack using a suicide drone targeting the Kursk Kurchatov nuclear power plant early on the 22nd.” ‘,
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, ‘ The source stated, “The Ukrainian drone was immediately shot down with electronic warfare equipment near the Kursk nuclear power plant,” and added that the downed drone was found not far from the nuclear fuel storage facilities after use. ‘,
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, ‘ It was further stated that based on the label attached to the drone, it was certain that the downed drone belonged to Ukraine.’,
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, ‘ Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the previous day that Ukraine had attempted to attack the Kursk nuclear power plant and informed the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) of this fact.’,
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, ‘ IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi plans to visit the Kursk nuclear power plant and Ukraine next week.’,
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, ‘ Russia has been claiming that Ukrainian forces attacking the Kursk region near the Russian southwestern border have been threatening the Kursk nuclear power plant since the 6th of this month. ‘,
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, ‘ Meanwhile, the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, Ukraine’s largest nuclear power plant under Russian control, announced that its high-voltage power supply line was automatically disconnected through the telegram on this day.’,
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, ‘ The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant explained that “power is being supplied through another high-voltage power supply line, and there have been no issues exceeding safety standards.” ‘,
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