Ukrainian Forces Attack Apartment Building in Russia's Volgograd Region

Regional and international outlets focus on Rosatom’s report that a Ukrainian drone struck a facility at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, stressing the risk to nuclear safety. They highlight that the plant is under Russian control but located in occupied Ukrainian territory, making it a flashpoint for both sides. Commentators expect international nuclear watchdogs and nearby countries to demand more inspections and clearer safety guarantees.

• •Reports on Rosatom’s statement emphasise that a Ukrainian drone hit a transport workshop at the Zaporizhzhia plant site.
• •Coverage notes that Zaporizhzhia NPP is Europe’s largest nuclear power station and lies in Russian‑occupied Ukrainian territory.
• •Regional media warn that any damage to support buildings at the plant could disrupt power supply or safety systems.
• •Commentators expect the International Atomic Energy Agency to seek more access and updated safety assessments at Zaporizhzhia.
• •Neighbouring countries are portrayed as worried that fighting around the plant could lead to cross‑border radioactive contamination.