Russian President Vladimir Putin is planning assaults on Ukraine’s nuclear energy vegetation, Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stated.
Addressing the UN Common Meeting in New York, the Ukrainian president referred again to Russia’s 2022 assault on the nuclear facility within the metropolis of Zaporizhzhia, which Moscow’s forces now management.
Describing preliminary reviews of Russia’s assault on that plant as “one of the most horrifying moments of the war”, he warned the world should strain Moscow to forestall “nuclear disaster”.
“Recently, I received yet another alarming report from our intelligence – now Putin does seem to be planning attacks on our nuclear power plants,” he stated.
“Any missile or drone strike, any crucial incident within the power system might result in a nuclear catastrophe.
“A day like that must never come, and Moscow needs to understand this, and this depends in part on your determination to put pressure on the aggressor.”
He claimed Russia is getting detailed pictures and data on the infrastructure of Ukraine’s nuclear vegetation with the “help” of “satellites of other countries”.
“If, God forbid, Russia causes a nuclear disaster at one of our nuclear power plants, radiation will not respect state borders,” he added.
He urged leaders on the UN to face together with his nation and pursue “real, just peace”.
Mr Zelenskyy is predicted to current a “victory plan” to the White Home – two and a half years after Russia invaded Ukraine.
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