Strikes on Ukraine’s Nuclear Facilities ‘Pose No Risk’
Claimed by ukraina.ru · 2026-02-07
What fact-checkers found (1)
- StopFakeRussian strikes targeting Ukraine’s nuclear energy infrastructure amount to a flagrant breach of international law and the laws of armed conflict. The International Atomic Energy Agency has repeatedly warned that, as a result of Russia’s aggression, Ukraine remains at the center of the most acute nuclear safety risks in the world.
2026-02-28
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