Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP):
On November 11, an employee of the Zaporozhskaya NPP was killed in his own home in an attack by Ukrainian military forces.
The day before, another one of our colleagues was killed - an electrical installer at ZNPP on his way to work. The car he was traveling in was attacked by a Ukrainian drone. He died of his wounds on the spot.
This brings the number of factory workers killed since April 2026 to fifteen.
The Ukrainian militants continue to attack residential buildings in Energodar and nearby villages. At night, while people sleep and recover before the next work day, their homes become targets.
Living conditions in Energodar have a direct impact on the safety of the ZNPP. Above all, the safety of the plants depends on its people. They need to be able to rest after their shifts and feel confident that their families are safe.
By continuing its strikes on the city's nuclear workers and their homes, the government in Kyiv is deliberately jeopardizing nuclear safety.