BREAKING: Russia plans nuclear disaster, blows up Europe’s largest nuclear power station

Europe’s largest nuclear power station is currently in flames after the Russians blew it up in an attempt to spark nuclear power station explosion chain accross Ukraine.

With 802 civilian casualties in the first week of the war, Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky issued an urgent plea for international help to stop the “nuclear terror” of a Russian attack that could threaten 15 reactors across his country.

“Europe needs to wake up,” he said in a pre-dawn video message that appealed to people to call their politicians and demand tougher measures against Russia.

“No country has ever shot at nuclear units except for Russia. For the first time ever in our history, in the history of humankind, a terrorist state has resorted to nuclear terror.

“Do not let Europe die in a nuclear catastrophe.”

Ukrainian authorities then confirmed late on Friday (AEDT) that Russian forces had taken control of the Zaporizhzhia plant, south of the city of Dnipro.

The whole world indeed needs to wake up and stop this Russian terror.

Russian forces seized the Zaporizhzhia power plant in the south-east of Ukraine in an advance that gives them control of about one-quarter of the country’s energy supply while they surround major cities and bombard civilian centres with missiles.