Radioactivity levels near Russian nuclear station Kursk hastened to check the UN service for nuclear energy after the Ukrainian attack with drone.
The Ukrainian drone raid caused a fire, extinguished after a while, in an auxiliary transformer at the nuclear power plant in Russia’s Kursk region, leading to a reduction in production capacity.
The UN Nuclear Energy service controlled radioactivity levels near the nuclear station, located 60 kilometers from the border with Ukraine.
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Ukraine launched a massive Drone attack on Russia, some of which hit the Nuclear Plant.
Kursk Nuclear Power Plant got hit.
No casualties, radiation levels remain normal.
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“Surveillance confirms normal levels of radioactivity,” the International Atomic Energy Organization said in a post on X.
Ukrainian drones attacked the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant, the Novatek terminal in Ust-Luga port, and the Syzran oil refinery. At Kursk, a drone’s debris damaged a transformer, reducing Unit 3’s capacity by 50%, with one unit operational. In Ust-Luga, drone debris caused a fire at… pic.twitter.com/Pf1FZIrRbk
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95 Ukrainian drones were intercepted
The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that at least 95 Ukrainian unmanned aircraft were intercepted more than twelve Russian regions on Sunday (24.08.2025), Day on which Ukraine celebrates the anniversary of declaring its independence by the Soviet Union in 1991.
The Kursk Nuclear Station reported that anti -aircraft defense broke an unmanned aircraft triggered near the station just after midnight, causing damage to an auxiliary transformer and a 50% drop in the reactor capacity number 3.
Refinery
Meanwhile, the fire that broke out on August 21 at the refinery in the city of Novosachsksk, Russia after a blow to a Ukrainian unmanned aircraft (drone) rages on Sunday for the fourth day, according to the area of the area.
The refinery there sells fuel mainly for export and its annual capacity reaches five million metric tons of oil or about 100,000 barrels a day.