As Russian forces shelling near Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant raises the specter of a catastrophic incident, ABC News' BrittClennett goes inside Chernobyl—the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster in history.
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"They deliberately and sneakily struck when people were sleeping in their homes," Reznichenko said in a statement Wednesday. The city of Nikopol and the surrounding areas have been subject to regular shelling for several weeks. Russian forces fired 120 MLRS missiles at Nikopol early Tuesday, damaging several residential and commercial buildings.
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