On the 22nd local time, the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant released news that a radiation monitoring station about 13 kilometers from the nuclear power plant was damaged after being attacked by a Ukrainian drone. According to the news, the monitoring station is part of the radiation environment monitoring system around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. Currently, existing monitoring equipment and capabilities can maintain normal monitoring. The shutdown of a monitoring station has not caused radiation monitoring to be interrupted, and no direct radiation safety threat has yet been detected. The nuclear power plant said that damage to the monitoring station will reduce the ability of relevant regions to quickly collect radiation data. If similar facilities are further damaged, the ability of professionals to quickly obtain and analyze radiation data in the event of an emergency may be affected.

On the 22nd local time, the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant released news that a radiation monitoring station about 13 kilometers from the nuclear power plant was damaged after being attacked by a Ukrainian drone. According to the news, the monitoring station is part of the radiation environment monitoring system around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. Currently, existing monitoring equipment and capabilities can maintain normal monitoring. The shutdown of a monitoring station has not caused radiation monitoring to be interrupted, and no direct radiation safety threat has yet been detected. The nuclear power plant said that damage to the monitoring station will reduce the ability of relevant regions to quickly collect radiation data. If similar facilities are further damaged, the ability of professionals to quickly obtain and analyze radiation data in the event of an emergency may be affected.