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Russia Ukraine War: Ukraine carried out a deadly attack on Russia, carried out a drone attack near a nuclear plant; Major action taken on Independence Day

  Russia has accused Ukraine of launching a drone strike on a nuclear plant in Russia's Kursk region on its 34th Independence Day, setting it on fire. However, the fire was quickly brought under control and radiation levels remained normal. Russian officials said the drone strikes targeted several power and energy centers. A transformer was damaged in the fire at a nuclear plant, but no one was injured.

Fire also broke out near a fuel terminal
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said it had learned of the incident from the media but could not independently confirm it. "The security of every nuclear plant must be ensured at all times," said the agency's head, Rafael Grossi.

Meanwhile, a fire also broke out at the Ust-Luga port in Russia's Leningrad region, which houses a major fuel export terminal. According to officials, about 10 Ukrainian drones were shot down, the debris of which caught fire.

Russian Defense Ministry Claims
The Russian Defense Ministry claimed that it shot down 95 Ukrainian drones from Saturday night to Sunday. The Ukrainian Air Force said that Russia also fired 72 drones and a cruise missile, of which 48 were shot down or jammed.

Let us tell you that Ukraine celebrated the 34th anniversary of its independence from the Soviet Union in 1991 on Sunday. On this occasion, President Volodymyr Zelensky gave a video message from Kiev's Independence Square.

Zelensky's message
He said, "We are building a Ukraine that will be safe and strong. Our future is in our hands alone and the world now also gives Ukraine equal status." On this occasion, Zelensky also awarded the Order of Merit of Ukraine to US Special Envoy Keith Kellogg.
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