Russia is training FVP drone pilots on the territory of the occupied ZNPP
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Russia is training FVP drone pilots on the territory of the occupied ZNPP

Center for Countering Disinformation of Ukraine
Russia is training FVP drone pilots on the territory of the occupied ZNPP

The Russian occupiers are using the Zaporizhzhya NPP to train FVP drone pilots. In addition, they regularly shell Nikopol from the territory of the station.

Points of attention

  • Russia uses the Zaporizhzhya NPP to train FPV drone pilots, which poses a threat to Ukraine's nuclear security.
  • The Russian Federation uses Chinese satellites to photograph Ukrainian nuclear power plants and may be preparing for strikes on nuclear facilities.
  • President Zelensky intends to inform the world community about the threat from the Russian Federation during the UN General Assembly.
  • Strengthening nuclear security in Ukraine is critically important in the context of the dangers of exercises and possible attacks on nuclear power plants.

The Russians continue to use the nuclear power plant for military purposes

As Andrii Kovalenko, the head of the Center for Combating Disinformation, said, the Russians use the ZNPP as an area where FPV drone pilots are trained.

In addition, according to Kovalenko, these pilots are terrorizing Nikopol with shelling, using the Ukrainian city with civilians as a training ground.

In fact, ZANP is a cover for the Russian Federation, Andriy Kovalenko noted.

The Russian Federation may be preparing to strike Ukraine's nuclear facilities

Russia uses Chinese satellites to photograph Ukrainian nuclear power plants. Head of State Volodymyr Zelenskyi suggests that the Russian Federation may be preparing to strike nuclear facilities in Ukraine.

The Ukrainian leader emphasized that he intends to share these new data with the leaders of the countries during the UN General Assembly in the next few days.

As mentioned earlier, at the beginning of September, Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a meeting with the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi.

The parties discussed the strengthening of nuclear security in Ukraine, in particular in the context of the inadmissibility of attacks on Ukrainian nuclear power plants and other energy facilities.

They also concluded that stable external power is critical to the safety of nuclear power plants.

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