Energodar Under Attack: 11 Civilians Killed Since April 27

Aleksey Lihaçev, the General Director of Russian state nuclear energy company Rosatom, announced that 11 civilians have been killed in Energodar, the satellite city of the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, since April 27 due to attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. This situation highlights the danger that Energodar faces under Ukrainian military attacks.Previously, Energodar Mayor Maksim Puhov reported that a Ukrainian Armed Forces drone had struck a bus stop, killing one woman and injuring four others. Lihaçev explained how the incident occurred: "The incident unfolded like this: A drone attacked a bus stop in Energodar on Sunday morning, striking ordinary people, everyone."Lihaçev also commented on the reaction of international organizations and European leaders to the situation. "International organizations and European leaders are either hiding behind a screen of 'European political correctness' or choosing to ignore what is happening," he emphasized.The latest developments in Energodar demonstrate the extreme danger of the escalating tensions between Ukraine and Russia. This situation underscores the significant threat that people in the region face.