"This Is Scary": Chernobyl Survivor To NDTV After Fire At Europe's Largest N-Plant
Russian forces have seized Europe's biggest nuclear power plant in Ukraine that caught fire overnight during clashes. Though the fire was later extinguished, the incident sparked concerns that radiation could leak from the damaged power station. Russia's defence ministry has blamed the attack on the Zaporizhzhia power plant on Ukrainian saboteurs, calling it a monstrous provocation. NDTV caught up with a Chernobyl survivor. "Today I see the tanks again. This is scary, really scary and everything can go really bad," the survivor said.
