Russia's Foreign Ministry accuses West of permitting Ukrainian attacks on Zaporozhye nuclear plant
Moscow claims Western powers have failed to condemn alleged Ukrainian strikes on the Russian-controlled facility.
Russia's Foreign Ministry alleged that the West has not adequately criticized Ukraine for ongoing attacks on the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, according to a statement carried by TASS. The ministry described Western policy as "cynical" given what it characterized as Ukraine's continued strikes on the facility.
The claim has not been independently verified. Ukraine and the West have previously disputed Russian allegations about attacks on the nuclear site, with Kyiv accusing Russian forces of shelling the plant and using it as a military base.
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