Ukraine, Russia Trade Aerial Attacks

Ukraine>>> and Russia>>> engaged in a series of aerial attacks on Saturday. A Ukrainian drone struck the machine room building of a power unit at the Russia>>>n-occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, causing unspecified damage, though Rosatom>>>'s CEO, Alexey Likhachev, stated core equipment was unharmed. Ukraine>>>'s southern military command denied responsibility for the strike. The International — International Atomic Energy Agency>>> also reported that the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant temporarily lost off-site power for the 16th time. Separately, Ukrainian UAVs struck Russia>>>'s Russia — Taganrog>>> port, causing a fire on a tanker, a fuel-storage tank, and an administrative building. Robert Brovdi>>>, Ukraine>>>'s commander of unmanned forces, confirmed the Russia — Taganrog>>> strike, adding that drones destroyed two Tu-142 aircraft and an Iskander ballistic missile launcher at the military air base, and hit an oil terminal in Feodosiya on the Russia — Crimea>>> peninsula. An oil depot in Russia — Armavir>>> in Russia>>>'s Krasnodar region also caught fire due to drone debris. In response, Russia>>> launched drones and missiles at Ukraine>>>, with Ukraine>>>'s air defense shooting down most of them. The city of Ukraine — Shostka>>> in Ukraine>>>'s Sumy region suffered major damage to its railway station, and Ukraine — Odesa>>> was also under drone fire. Russia>>>'s Defense Ministry confirmed striking military airfields, energy, and transportation infrastructure in Ukraine>>>. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy>>> held a special meeting with top aides to discuss future steps, focusing on anti-ballistic missile capabilities, energy sector support, and a potential drone deal with the European Union>>>.