60 Ukrainians in two groups tried to take over Energodar and the Zaporizhzhya nuclear plant.

In a high-risk operation for the entire planet, the Ukrainians proceeded, as they attempted with numerous forces a double attempt to land and seize the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant.

Around 06:00 Moscow time, a group of about 60 Ukrainian saboteurs after crossing the Dnieper in seven boats, landed on the coast of Kakhovka three kilometers northeast of the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant.
The result was that violent clashes broke out very close to the nuclear plant. The Russian Air Force, fighters and helicopters, along with artillery began to bomb Ukrainian forces.
At the same time, a second landing attempt followed with two barges which were sunk by the Russian Air Force.
According to the Russians, all Ukrainians were killed.

The landing and shelling of the Energodar by Ukrainian troops is aimed at preventing the IAEA from reaching the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, said Volodymyr Rogov, a spokesman for the military-civil administration of the Zaporizhia region.

The Russian claims were strongly rejected by the Ukrainians, who accused Russian troops of taking the opportunity to bomb Energodar, along the route the IAEA mission will take to reach the nuclear plant.

"The Russians are launching artillery strikes against the route the IAEA mission will take to get to the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant, which is in Russian hands," Energodar's exiled mayor Dmytro Orlov said