VIDEO | The first footage after the shelling of the "Zaporozhye" nuclear power plant

Photo: EPA-EFE / RUSSIAN EMERGENCIES MINISTRY

Russia and Ukraine blame each other for the shelling of the largest nuclear power plant in Europe - "Zaporozhye", which is under Russian control, and today the first video appeared after the shelling that took place this weekend.

Russian officials reported that, despite the shelling, the nuclear plant was operating normally.

Yesterday the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenski with a post on Twitter, he called on the international community to send a stronger response to what he called "Russian nuclear terror".

UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres said the risk of nuclear confrontation had returned after a decade-long absence and called on countries with nuclear weapons to pledge not to be the first to use them.

"Any attack on a nuclear plant is 'suicide'," warned Guterres.

Russian forces seized the power plant in March, and Ukrainian employees are still working there.

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