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Zelensky says radiation has no borders as Russians hit Europe’s largest nuclear plant

Ukraine
03.04.2022 / 16:06
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called on Russian citizens to express outrage as Russian troops have hit the Zaporizhzhia plant in Ukraine amid hostilities in the country, which is Europe’s largest nuclear plant. 

 

The recent attack did not produce elevated radiation levels. However,  Zelensky said that if the attacks continue the plant “could be like six Chernobyls.” 

 

He has also re-demanded a no-fly zone to be imposed over his country following  the shelling, noting  that ‘it a terror of an unprecedented level.’

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