Chernobyl Strike: A drone damaged the reactor's sarcophagus at the nuclear power plant, and the moment of the attack was captured on video.

The Russian drone struck the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, igniting the shelter that protects the world from radiation, reports Politeka.net.

This was announced on February 14 by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine.

Following the drone strike on the shelter of the fourth reactor block at Chernobyl, radiation levels remain within normal limits.

“At the industrial site of Chernobyl, a level of 0.57 µSv/h has been recorded, which does not exceed permissible values,” the statement says.

The State Emergency Service of Ukraine added that monitoring of the situation in Chernobyl continues, and the situation is under control, urging Ukrainians to follow official announcements.

On the night of February 14, a Russian drone equipped with a high-explosive warhead hit the shelter of the 4th reactor block of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant.

As reported by Politeka, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirmed the drone strike on the sarcophagus at Chernobyl.

The Russian drone struck the roof of the isolation structure of the new protective shell that safeguards the damaged fourth reactor at Chernobyl.

Preliminary assessments indicate that the damage to the "Shelter" in Chernobyl is significant.