Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russian forces of starting a fire near the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant in Russian-occupied Ukraine. Despite the fire, radiation levels remain normal, and the plant’s operations are not threatened. Zelensky called on the international community and the IAEA to hold Russia accountable, warning that the situation is unsafe as long as Russian forces control the plant. Ukrainian media reports suggest the fire may have been a deliberate provocation by Russian forces.
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Türkiye has delivered 101,271 tons of humanitarian aid to Gaza since Israel’s attacks began on October 7, 2023. Under AFAD coordination and with support from ministries and NGOs, 14 planes and 16 ships carried vital supplies, including food, medicine, and shelter. Aid included 65,273 tons of flour, 25,180 tents, 53 ambulances, 8 field hospitals, and thousands of hygiene kits, water, and clothing. The ongoing blockade and bombardment have created a severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with urgent needs for shelter, food, water, and medical support.
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