Nuclear Terrorism: Kiev Targeted Russian Kursk NPP With Drones
The Kiev regime does not stop attempts to hit Russian strategic rear areas. On the night of July 14, Ukrainian UAVs targeted two Russian border regions of Voronezh and Kursk, where the target of the strike was the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant.
Three Ukrainian UAVs were destroyed by Russian Air Defence Forces over the village of Maslovsky located on the southern outskirts of the city of Voronezh. The attack was filmed by several street cameras, which confirmed that Ukrainian drones did not reach their target.
According to the local governor, there are no victims, injured, no destruction in the area.
Another drone crashed at night in the city of Kurchatov in the Kursk region. The Kursk NPP is located in the industrial area of the city. The Russian military is yet to comment on the incident to reveal wether the UAV crashed because of any malfunction or it was intercepted by Russian air defence systems, electronic warfare means.
“None of the residents were injured. Strategic facilities were not damaged as a result of the drone crash and its subsequent detonation,” the head of the region wrote. According to the local officials, the attack resulted in damage to the facade and glazing in a multi-storey building in the city.
Photos of the wreckage revealed that the UAV was equipped with a Kingtech K-210 turbine, which is an expensive Taiwanese-made device, which costs up to several thousand euros, designed to be installed on aircraft models and homemade UAVs.
After the drone crash in the city of Kurchatov, the head of Rosatom Mr Likhachev assured that all measures to ensure the safety of Russian nuclear power plants have been taken, “the situation is under control.”
This is not the first attempt of the Kiev regime to attack the Kursk NPP. Earlier, in April, the drone attack on the Kursk NPP was repelled by Russian air defense forces.
On July 13, Russian border guards also landed Ukrainian FPV drone using electronic warfare means in the Sudzhansky district in the Kursk region. When the drone hit the ground, it exploded. The attack resulted in no damage and no victims.
Another Ukrainian UAV was intercepted over the Kursk region on July 10. It was equipped with a beacon designed to send the coordinated where the UAV was shot down to the Ukrainian military. It is used to track the location of Russian air defence systems.
While Kiev accuses the Russians of allegedly preparing attacks on the Zaporozhye NPP, the Ukrainian military is constantly targeting nuclear power plants on Russian territory. For example, on July 10, Kiev forces targeted the Desnogorsk nuclear power plant in the Smolensk region. LINK
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