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The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Andriy Sibiga, referred to Russia's attacks on the energy infrastructure, which is critically important for the stable operation of Ukrainian nuclear power plants, and emphasized that they pose a threat to Europe's nuclear security. "Ongoing Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure pose increasingly serious threats to nuclear safety. In its latest massive attack, Russia hit a substation critical to the stable operation of the Khmelnytskyi nuclear power plant. By attacking the infrastructure that ensures the functioning of nuclear facilities, Russia is creating threats, the potential consequences of which go far beyond the borders of Ukraine and affect the entire continent of Europe," the foreign minister emphasized. Andrey Sibiga noted that the Ukrainian side has informed the IAEA and is calling on international partners to respond decisively. The priority should be preventing further attacks and strengthening the protection of the infrastructure necessary for the safe operation of Ukrainian nuclear power plants.

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The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Andriy Sibiga, referred to Russia's attacks on the energy infrastructure, which is critically important for the stable operation of Ukrainian nuclear power plants, and emphasized that they pose a threat to Europe's nuclear security. "Ongoing Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure pose increasingly serious threats to nuclear safety. In its latest massive attack, Russia hit a substation critical to the stable operation of the Khmelnytskyi nuclear power plant. By attacking the infrastructure that ensures the functioning of nuclear facilities, Russia is creating threats, the potential consequences of which go far beyond the borders of Ukraine and affect the entire continent of Europe," the foreign minister emphasized. Andrey Sibiga noted that the Ukrainian side has informed the IAEA and is calling on international partners to respond decisively. The priority should be preventing further attacks and strengthening the protection of the infrastructure necessary for the safe operation of Ukrainian nuclear power plants.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Andriy Sibiga, referred to Russia's attacks on the energy infrastructure, which is critically important for the stable operation of Ukrainian nuclear power plants, and emphasized that they pose a threat to Europe's nuclear security. "Ongoing Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure pose increasingly serious threats to nuclear safety. In its latest massive attack, Russia hit a substation critical to the stable operation of the Khmelnytskyi nuclear power plant. By attacking the infrastructure that ensures the functioning of nuclear facilities, Russia is creating threats, the potential consequences of which go far beyond the borders of Ukraine and affect the entire continent of Europe," the foreign minister emphasized. Andrey Sibiga noted that the Ukrainian side has informed the IAEA and is calling on international partners to respond decisively. The priority should be preventing further attacks and strengthening the protection of the infrastructure necessary for the safe operation of Ukrainian nuclear power plants.

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