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Moscow, August 03 (QNA) – The Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP)’s press office reported on Monday that four employees were injured due to mine explosions.
Ukrainian forces are said to have remotely planted the mines, which exploded overnight, on roads in the industrial zone and at the entrance to Energodar.
The ZNPP’s administration stated that two of the injured are in serious condition, while the other two sustained minor injuries, adding that they are all receiving the necessary medical treatment.
Meanwhile, seven people were killed and 40 others were injured after debris from a Ukrainian drone fell in the town of Gelendzhik, in Russia’s Krasnodar Krai territory.
On the other hand, a Russian attack killed three people in Ukraine. (QNA)
