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Intense bombardment around Zaporizhzhia as residents fear nuclear plant could be hit

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Residents describe their fears Russian artillery may hit Europe's biggest nuclear power station with devastating consequence for Ukraine and "everywhere the wind would blow".

Added on the 29/01/2023 19:46:43 - Copyright : Euronews EN

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