A drone crashes at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant

Images captured during the attack show an explosion that is concerning and brings back bad memories.

The attack caused a brief fire and left a huge hole in the structure.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirms that radiation remains stable after the incident. 

Fortunately, according to experts, the attack did not breach the inner shell of the plant, thus avoiding a risk of contamination.

The attack occurs as Trump has begun “peace” negotiations with Putin, sidelining Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, as well as Europe and NATO.

Moscow uses this argument to label the attack as a ‘false flag’, accusing Ukraine of orchestrating it to sabotage peace negotiations.

Zelenskyy asserts that Russia is a global nuclear threat and must be held accountable.

NATO did not issue an official statement regarding the drone attack on the Chernobyl nuclear power plant right after the incident.

However, NATO has previously expressed its concern about the risks of direct confrontation related to military drone activities in sensitive areas.

NATO is closely monitoring the evolution of the situation in Ukraine, particularly the threats to nuclear security. 

Since the beginning of the war, several incidents have exacerbated these risks, increasing concerns.