Rosatom Says Drone Incident Caused Minor Damage, No Disruption at Kursk NPP-2 Unit 1
Russian state nuclear firm Rosatom says a Ukrainian drone incident caused minor damage at the plant but did not affect its operations, which continue at full capacity.

Rosatom, Russia's state nuclear energy corporation, said an incident involving a Ukrainian drone caused minor damage at Unit 1 of the Kursk NPP-2 nuclear power plant but did not disrupt the facility's operations, according to a statement from its press service reported by TASS.
The press service said the unit continues to operate at 100% capacity following the incident.
No further details were provided in the statement regarding the timing of the incident, the extent of the damage, or any casualties.
TASS did not report any independent confirmation of the incident from Ukrainian officials in the excerpt reviewed.
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