Ukraine Kills Security Chief of Russia-Held Ukrainian Nuclear Plant With Car Bomb
- The head of security at the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, Andrii Korotkyi, was killed in a car explosion early Friday in Enerhodar, according to Ukraine's HUR military intelligence.
- Russian authorities claimed Korotkyi was killed by a "terrorist attack" from the Kyiv regime, while the plant's director called it a "reckless" assault that "must be punished."
- Russia seized control of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in February 2022, and the IAEA has warned against potential attacks that could lead to a nuclear disaster.
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