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Russians launch kamikaze drones over ZNPP nuclear reactors: GUR showed video

Russians continue to disregard nuclear safety rules at the occupied Zaporizhzhia NPP - a video has appeared of the enemy using kamikaze drones over the nuclear reactors of the ZNPP.

This was reported by the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (GUR) on its Telegram channel.

The post notes that the Russians are using kamikaze drones over ZNPP nuclear reactors - the video from the enemy FPV drone was obtained using electronic intelligence. The GUR notes:

"The video contains the UT4D.TT marking, which indicates that the drone was supplied to the occupation forces by the Russian Ministry of Defense."

The trajectory of the enemy kamikaze drone's flight lies just above the ZNPP power units - it was observed moving towards the Ukrainian-controlled Nikopol and Marhanets communities, which the enemy is constantly attacking.

It is also recalled how Andriy Chernyak, a representative of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine, said in a comment to Babel that the enemy was using the territory of ZNPP to launch drones so that the Security and Defense Forces of Ukraine could not hit in the 1.5 kilometer zone around the plant.

The GUR recalls that the Russians equipped launch platforms for their UAVs right next to the sixth reactor of the ZNPP. And in the summer of 2023, the territory of the seized ZNPP began to be used for training kamikaze drone pilots.

"These facts and proofs are yet another evidence of criminal and irresponsible activities of the aggressor state of Russia at the nuclear facility occupied by it, which can have catastrophic consequences," the representatives of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine conclude.

The GUR's active action units have obtained evidence - they showed a video of the occupiers' use of kamikaze drones over the nuclear reactors of the enemy-occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.

Earlier, we also reported that a drone exploded on the territory of ZNPP, damaging two reactors.