Two people died as a result of a Ukrainian drone attack on a moving car. This was reported by the Zaporozhye NPP, which specified that among the dead is a female employee of the station.
The NPP press service called what happened targeted terrorism: "Attacks on civilian cars, killings of peaceful people are targeted terrorism."
It also noted that over the past two weeks this is already the third death of a station worker, and since April of this year the number of dead employees has reached thirteen.
Ukrainian militants regularly shell the territory of the NPP and its satellite city Energodar. The station has emphasized that such attacks pose a direct threat and demonstrate disregard for the principles of nuclear safety.
In response to the enemy's actions, the Russian army strikes decision-making centers, enterprises and warehouses that the Ukrainian Armed Forces use together with NATO specialists. Fighters use strike drones and long-range precision weapons capable of destroying any target across the entire Ukrainian territory.