Drone strike hits nuclear plant in Middle East
A drone strike has hit a nuclear power plant in the United Arab Emirates, causing an electrical generator to catch fire. The incident raises concerns about security at critical infrastructure sites in the region. Authorities are investigating the attack and its implications for regional stability.
- ▪A drone strike targeted a nuclear power plant in the UAE.
- ▪The attack resulted in an electrical generator catching fire.
- ▪Authorities are currently investigating the incident.
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