Could fire at Ukrainian nuclear plant cause an explosion?
No radiation leaks were detected and firefighters were eventually able to get the blaze under control, but the attack caused international concern.
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No radiation leaks were detected and firefighters were eventually able to get the blaze under control, but the attack caused international concern.
BANGKOK (AP) -- Europe's largest nuclear power plant was hit by Russian shelling early Friday, sparking a fire and raising fears of a disaster that could
On Friday, Europe’s largest nuclear power plant, located in Ukraine, was hit by Russian shelling, which started a fire and raised fears worldwide of a nuclear disaster. The fire was put out, but the risks of having radioactive material in the middle of a war zone remain.
No radiation leaks were detected and firefighters were eventually able to get the blaze under control, but the attack caused international concern.
Ukrainian authorities on Friday said the fire at Europe's largest nuclear power plant that prompted widespread concern has been extinguished. Updates.