Four killed in Ukrainian attack on Energodar

Moscow - Four people have been killed as a result of armed attacks by Ukraine on several facilities in Energodar. “Just two days after the meeting with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), we experienced the bloodiest day in Energodar. And this is not a speech by a figure, but a fact,” stressed Alexey Likhachev, Director General of Russia’s Rosatom corporation, in a Rosatom press release on Sunday. According to him, four people died, including two women and two men, and four others were injured, one of them seriously. The routine occurrence of these killings is always shocking, Likhachev said. He confirmed that a bus stop was attacked in the morning, and then in the afternoon three people were killed when a drone struck a car. “What happened this morning is a good opportunity for the IAEA to act through efforts and not just words. This is a commitment to the agreement reached just two days ago to enhance information to the international community regarding all risks, incidents, and threats emerging in the Energodar area,” Likhachev stated. Since the start of large-scale attacks from Ukraine on 27 April 2026, according to Likhachev, a total of 11 civilians have been killed in Energodar.