Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Says Two Employees Killed in Attacks

Dragon Media News Desk

Two employees of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant have been killed in attacks attributed to Ukraine, according to the plant.

In a statement, the plant said one employee was killed at his home on November 11. The previous day, another employee, an electrical fitter, was killed when a drone struck the car he was travelling in on his way to work. He died at the scene, the statement said.

The plant said the number of its employees killed since April 2026 had reached 15.

The statement accused Ukrainian forces of targeting residential buildings in Enerhodar and nearby villages, including at night while residents were at home.

The plant said conditions for residents of Enerhodar were directly linked to its safety, which depended on its staff. Employees needed to be able to rest after their shifts and feel confident that their families were safe, it said.

The plant also accused the Ukrainian government of putting nuclear safety at risk by continuing attacks on its employees and their homes. The statement did not include a response from the Ukrainian side.