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Cross‑Border Drone Waves Strike St. Petersburg and Chernobyl Fuel Site

IAEA teams will inspect the damaged spent‑fuel reception building as the strikes raise fresh nuclear‑safety and escalation concerns.

Zaporizhzhia Plant Running on Single External Power Line as Drone Strikes and Substation Fire Raise Safety Concerns

Drone Strike Damages Generator at UAE’s Barakah Nuclear Plant

IAEA Confirms Drone Damaged Radiation Lab Equipment at Zaporizhzhia Plant

U.S. Pledges Up to $100 Million for Chernobyl Arch Repairs

Zelensky Accuses Russia of ‘Nuclear Terrorism’ as Chernobyl Shield Deemed Degraded 40 Years On

Dnipro Reels From Weekend Barrage as Ukraine Hits Crimea and Death Reported at Zaporizhzhia Plant

Chernobyl at 40: Ukraine Warns of 'Nuclear Terrorism' and Seeks Funds to Fix Damaged Shield

Chernobyl at 40: Zelenski Warns of ‘Nuclear Terrorism’ as Damaged Shelter Rekindles Safety Fears

Chernobyl at 40: Human Error and Design Flaws Fueled Nuclear Power’s Worst Accident

Chernobyl at 40: War‑Damaged Arch Raises Fresh Nuclear Safety Fears

Donors Approve Repairs to Damaged Chernobyl Shelter Ahead of 40th Anniversary

Ukraine Says Missiles and Drones Skirt Nuclear Sites as Chernobyl Shield Faces €500 Million Repair

IAEA Chief Warns U.S.–Iran Deal Needs Inspectors After Loss of Oversight of 60% Uranium

Greenpeace Warns of Chernobyl Collapse Risk as Zaporizhzhia Loses Power Again

IAEA Issues Urgent Warning After Strikes Near Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Plant

Rosatom Begins Final Evacuation From Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Plant

IAEA Board Censures Grid Strikes as Nuclear Safety Threat as U.S. Votes No for First Time

IAEA Sees No Iranian Bomb Effort, Reports No Radiological Risk After Strikes

Ukraine Presses Case on Zaporizhzhia as Greenpeace Challenges Russian Narrative and IAEA Repairs Continue