Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated Sunday any Russian soldier who shoots at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Energy Station or fires from it is going to change into a “special target” for Ukrainian forces.

Driving the information: Days of heavy shelling within the space round Europe’s largest nuclear energy station intensified Sunday — as Russian and Ukrainian officers proceed to blame each other for the strikes which have compelled hundreds of civilians to flee prior to now week.

• Energoatom, Ukraine’s nuclear energy operator, reported Sunday that at the least six Russian strikes on the close by metropolis of Enerhodar had killed one individual and injured one other. Russia’s navy at the moment occupies Enerhodar.

The massive image: United Nations chief António Guterres has referred to as for a demilitarized zone on the plant in southern Ukraine.

In the meantime, the European Union launched a joint statement with the U.S. and 41 different nations on Sunday demanding that Russian forces “instantly withdraw” from the nuclear energy station and the environment areas.

• It’s “simple that Russia’s invasion and its continued presence at Ukraine’s nuclear services considerably increase the danger of nuclear incidents and accidents,” the assertion warned.

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