A Ukrainian drone has struck dangerously close to a Russian nuclear power plant in the western Kursk region, damaging a transformer and sparking a fire. While no casualties or radiation leaks were reported, this marks a terrifying escalation in the ongoing war.
As Ukraine celebrated its Independence Day, it launched a series of strikes across Russia—hitting oil refineries, logistics hubs, and military infrastructure. But it’s the Kursk nuclear site incident that’s raising alarms worldwide.
With rising fears of nuclear disaster and over 95 drones launched in one night, the conflict is entering a far more volatile chapter. WooGlobe Ref : WGA695533 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
00:00A Ukrainian drone just hit a Russian nuclear power plant.
00:03And the world is holding its breath.
00:05Overnight, a drone exploded near the Kursk nuclear site in western Russia.
00:10It damaged a transformer and sparked a fire.
00:13No casualties were reported.
00:15But one reactor had to be throttled down to half power.
00:18Radiation levels?
00:20Still normal, for now.
00:21Russia says Ukraine crossed a red line,
00:24calling it a threat to global nuclear safety.
00:26The strike came as Ukraine celebrated Independence Day.
00:30And launched attacks across multiple Russian regions.
00:33Including an oil refinery that handles 3% of Russia's total refining.
00:37Ukraine says it's hitting the lifeblood of Russia's war machine,
00:40oil and gas infrastructure.
00:42And the Kursk incident adds a terrifying new layer to this war.
00:46Because attacks near nuclear plants are no longer rare,
00:49they're becoming a pattern.
00:50The Aya Aya is urging restraint.
00:52But with 95 Ukrainian drones downed in one night alone,
00:56this war just entered a darker, more dangerous phase.
01:00A drone hitting a nuclear plant is no longer unthinkable.
01:03It's already happened.
01:05And the next one might not miss.
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