Russia conducted strikes against Ukrainian infrastructure, leading to accusations from Kyiv and briefing the IAEA regarding the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.

The entities involved

• Kyiv →

  capital and largest city of Ukraine

  • Talks were held in Abu Dhabi for Ukraine peace, involving Jared Kushner and Moscow's demands for troop withdrawals from occupied territories.14:09
  • Moscow and Kyiv continue to clash over peace goals, with Moscow proposing a new security order based on Helsinki principles.14:07
• Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant →

  nuclear-power plant in Enerhodar, Ukraine

  Nothing else this week.

• International Atomic Energy Agency →

  international organization that seeks to promote the peaceful use of nuclear energy, and to inhibit its use for any military purpose, including nuclear weapons

  • The US and Israel launched a war against Iran on June 20, 2026, while the IAEA continues to monitor Iran's nuclear program.11:57
  • Qatar's Ministry of Environment strengthens cooperation with the IAEA and approves new waste management rules.Thu 18:59
• Zaporizhzhia →

  city and administrative centre of Zaporizhzhia Oblast, Ukraine

  • Mykola Kolesnyk commands Ukraine's drone regiment operating in Zaporizhzhia.Wed 07:27
  • Escalated aerial attacks are underway, with drone strikes targeting Zaporizhzhia and military strikes hitting Dnipro.Tue 15:21

Related events

• Russian occupants launched strikes against energy system facilities across Ukraine, targeting combined heat and power plants.Oct 14
• Kyiv struck a military plant in Serpukhov while negotiations resumed between Russia and other parties in Abu Dhabi.Oct 22
• Kyiv conducted strikes against Russian military infrastructure in Orel and restored vital Starlink connectivity to front lines.Oct 25
• Kaja Kallas advocates that Europe must utilize its leverage against Russia, defend its core security interests, and stand with Ukraine.Jun 7
• Intensified attacks on Kyiv and ongoing peace talks between Kyiv and Moscow.Sep 11