The cooling tower of a reactor unit of Russia's Kursk Nuclear Power Plant was attacked by a drone early on Thursday (September 17), the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said, adding that no fire erupted and the unit continued operating as earlier. The IAEA confirmed information about the operation of the reactor unit after the cooling tower was attacked. In contrast, the agency did not report any change in the unit's operating mode after the incident.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">The IAEA has been informed that the cooling tower of a reactor unit of the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant in the Russian Federation was hit by a drone early on Thursday. It was reported that the unit was operating at the time, but its operating mode did not change and there was no fire. 

DG @rafaelmgrossi says all attacks on nuclear facilities are unacceptable as they could endanger nuclear safety and security, irrespective of where they occur. 

DG Grossi also reiterates call for maximum military restraint to prevent the risk of a nuclear accident.&mdash; IAEA - International Atomic Energy Agency ⚛️ (@iaeaorg) <a href="https://x.com/iaeaorg/status/2100961872467918888?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 18, 2026</a></blockquote>
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IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi desacrbed strikes on nuclear facilities as unacceptable and urged all sides to execrcise maximum military restraint near nuclear sites to minisme the risk of a nuclear accident.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/at-least-14-killed-10-abducted-in-armed-group-attack-on-central-ethiopia-1789746165311">At least 14 killed, 10 abducted in armed group attack on central Ethiopia</a> A cooling tower forms part of a nuclear power plant's heat-removal system but is a separate structure from the reactor itself. In this instance, the IAEA noted that the affected unit continued to function normally even after being struck by the drone.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">🚨 BREAKING: A drone struck a cooling tower at Russia’s Kursk Nuclear Plant, with no reported radiological impact. In Ukraine, a Russian drone hit an Odesa office building, injuring seven, while strikes also hit the Kirovohrad region. <a href="https://t.co/QYLmqMDebI">pic.twitter.com/QYLmqMDebI</a>&mdash; HINT News (@9415st) <a href="https://x.com/9415st/status/2100978489247903957?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 18, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

The agency has consistently cautioned that military activity in the vicinity of nuclear facilities carries potential risks to nuclear safety and security. Situated in Russia's Kursk region, which shares a border with Ukraine, the Kursk nuclear power plant has repeatedly come under the shadow of fighting during the Russia-Ukraine war. According to a Russian media report, Russian air defence systems intercepted and downed a Ukrainian combat drone near the plant in August 2025.

IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi desacrbed strikes on nuclear facilities as unacceptable and urged all sides to execrcise maximum military restraint near nuclear sites to minisme the risk of a nuclear accident.

The cooling tower of a reactor unit of Russia's Kursk Nuclear Power Plant was attacked by a drone early on Thursday (September 17), the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said, adding that no fire erupted and the unit continued operating as earlier. The IAEA confirmed information about the operation of the reactor unit after the cooling tower was attacked. In contrast, the agency did not report any change in the unit's operating mode after the incident.

IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi desacrbed strikes on nuclear facilities as unacceptable and urged all sides to execrcise maximum military restraint near nuclear sites to minisme the risk of a nuclear accident.

Drone strikes cooling tower at Russia's Kursk Nuclear Plant, IAEA confirms

Germany has accused Russia of being linked to an attempted drone attack, with a German minister saying the incident fits the pattern of Moscow's alleged hybrid operations across Europe. Authorities reported no injuries or major damage, but the incident has heightened concerns about the use of drones and other unconventional tactics targeting critical infrastructure and public spaces. The accusation comes amid growing tensions between Russia and European nations over security, espionage and cyber threats. Investigators are examining the circumstances surrounding the attempted attack as Berlin weighs its response to the alleged security challenge.

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At least 37 people were killed after a Russian drone struck a warehouse near the western suburbs of Kyiv overnight, Ukrainian authorities said on Saturday. The attack caused a huge fire and triggered several explosions. Zelensky later said it was used to store ammunition for the military.


Russia-Ukraine war: Deadly Russian strike on warehouse in Kyiv kills 37

Two Iranian drones targeted the Iraqi Kurdistan prime minister's office and the home of the autonomous region's intelligence chief overnight, authorities said Monday.

"Following an investigation by the Kurdistan Counter-Terrorism Unit, my personal office and the home of the head of the Security and Intelligence Agency were targeted by Iranian drone attacks earlier today," Kurdistan Prime Minister Masrour Barzani said, in a post on X.

"This is a dangerous escalation and a direct threat to the security and stability of the Kurdistan region."

Iran strikes Iraq: Two drones hit the Kurdish PM Masrour Barzani's office

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Breaking: Iranian drones attack Kurdish Prime Minister's office in Erbil 

Ukraine and Russia accused each other of lethal attacks on Sunday, as President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Moscow was targeting global food ​security by striking Odesa's seaport.
Three people were killed and 37 wounded in ‌the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, where a multi-storey apartment block was hit, while authorities in Russia's Belgorod said five were killed and 25 wounded by a Ukrainian drone attack.

Ukraine, Russia accuse each other of lethal attacks

A routine trip to a marketplace in Ukraine's Kherson turned into a desperate fight for survival after a Russian FPV drone appeared to hunt down a civilian in broad daylight. Police footage shows the 52-year-old man sprinting between vehicles as the drone relentlessly follows before exploding just metres away. Ukrainian authorities say the man survived with injuries and a concussion. The incident highlights the growing use of FPV drones and the increasing danger faced by civilians far from the front line.


Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine accuses Russia of war crime as drone chases civilian

President Donald Trump on Sunday shared that his administration is creating incubators for developing technology that can effectively counter drone terror attacks. Trump did not make any formal announcement himself but shared a link on his Truth Social account by pasting the headline of a news article, thus corroborating the news.&nbsp;Since drone warfare preparedness has become important for every nation, the Trump administration is utilising private sector ‘incubators’ to bring America’s best and brightest together to protect the country, including one new company’s groundbreaking product to counter malign drones within seconds.&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/madrasas-shouldn-t-exist-they-produce-jihadists-taslima-nasreen-wants-bangladesh-to-be-secular-nation-1785687296945">‘Madrasas shouldn’t exist, they produce jihadists’: Taslima Nasreen wants Bangladesh to be secular nation</a>&nbsp;“We are acting as an incubator, as a catalyst for all of those potential solutions in the private sector...a competition for the best athlete to find out not only what drones we need, because we’re not going to be buying drones from other countries, we’re going to be building them here for our war fighters, the first-person view drones (FPV) that are used to attack our enemies, but also for the defensive measures,” said Dr. Sebastian Gorka, Senior Director for Counterterrorism at the National Security Council, while talking to Washington-based Just The News.&nbsp;One such anti-drone technology that has emerged is Space Eyes’ Morpheus Counter-Unmanned Aerial System (C-UAS), which combines advanced radio-frequency signal processing, artificial intelligence, and quantum-resistant security to detect, classify, and neutralise airborne threats within seconds.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/pakistan-eroded-india-s-faith-bit-by-bit-indian-envoy-defends-putting-indus-waters-treaty-in-abeyance-1785679387240">‘Pakistan eroded India's faith bit by bit’: Indian envoy defends putting Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance</a>&nbsp;“We just hosted one of the largest sporting events we’ve ever seen in the world with FIFA, and that (drone warfare) was at the forefront,” Derek Gordon, President of National Security at Space Eyes, told the media outlet.&nbsp;“Criminals are always trying to be a step ahead of law enforcement, and the US government as a whole spends an exorbitant amount of resources on countering something that costs the enemy a few dollars to make. So, this problem wouldn’t be solved without the partnership of private industry,” Gordon said.&nbsp;<h2>‘Ensure defence department is adequately funded for right things’</h2>&nbsp;“We just have to make sure our defence department is adequately funded, and it’s funded for the right things. We have to make sure we’re not fighting the last war and end some of the contracts we put in place 10 or 15 years ago, and make sure we have a robust defence against drones both in the battlefield and at home,” said Rep. Glenn Grothman, R-Wis..&nbsp;He also suggested that the gaps between federal funding and drone attacks in towns across America be closed. “I think this is something that would be a good thing for Mike Johnson to look at. Provide some assets or perhaps fund some drones for local governments as well.”&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/pakistan-eroded-india-s-faith-bit-by-bit-indian-envoy-defends-putting-indus-waters-treaty-in-abeyance-1785679387240">Mountaineer Nirmal Purja’s body recovered from Broad Peak three days after avalanche</a><h2>Drones used in several recent conflicts</h2>&nbsp;The soft launch of drone warfare emerged during the Russia-Ukraine war. Both sides have heavily relied on drone warfare for reconnaissance, targeting enemy positions, and conducting direct attacks.Ukrainian forces pioneered the use of inexpensive FPV drones for precision strikes, while Russia has deployed Iranian-made Shahed drones for long-range assaults. Drone technology has transformed the battlefield, enabling low-cost attrition and reducing the need for manned aircraft in many scenarios. FPV drones are “first-person view” remote-controlled quadcopters that stream real-time video from an onboard camera directly to pilot goggles.&nbsp;During the October 7, 2023 attack on Israel, Hamas used drones for surveillance and dropping explosives and grenades on positions, and some one-way attacks, alongside paragliders, rockets, and the main ground invasion that killed at least 1,200 people and took 251 hostages.&nbsp;Drone warfare can be used not only on the battlefield, but also on US soil to carry out mass-casualty events.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/cwg-2026-lovlina-borgohain-flags-missing-northeast-india-map-glasgow-restaurant-1785674559145">CWG 2026: Lovlina Borgohain flags missing Northeast on India map at Glasgow eatery</a><h2>FBI thwarted plot to attack the UFC Freedom 250 event</h2>&nbsp;In June, the FBI thwarted an alleged plot to attack the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House with explosive-laden drones and snipers targeting officials and attendees.Authorities arrested multiple suspects in a multi-state operation and the event, attended by President Donald Trump, proceeded without incident.Some drones, like the Griff Aviation 300, have a maximum load capacity of nearly 500 pounds.The public safety aspect of drone warfare is frightening.&nbsp;Authorities even report growing use of drones to smuggle contraband into prisons. Unmanned aircraft have dropped packages containing drugs, cellphones, weapons and other banned items over facility walls in multiple states and countries.Prison officials say the deliveries undermine security and fuel violence inside. For the time being, they are responding with detection technology, netting and restricted airspace rules to counter the threat.

Drone warfare first emerged during the Russia-Ukraine war as both sides heavily relied on drone warfare for reconnaissance, targeting enemy positions, and conducting direct attacks. Hamas used drones for surveillance and dropping explosives and grenades during Oct 7, 2023 attack on Israel.

President Donald Trump on Sunday shared that his administration is creating incubators for developing technology that can effectively counter drone terror attacks. Trump did not make any formal announcement himself but shared a link on his Truth Social account by pasting the headline of a news article, thus corroborating the news. Since drone warfare preparedness has become important for every nation, the Trump administration is utilising private sector ‘incubators’ to bring America’s best and brightest together to protect the country, including one new company’s groundbreaking product to counter malign drones within seconds.

Drone warfare first emerged during the Russia-Ukraine war as both sides heavily relied on drone warfare for reconnaissance, targeting enemy positions, and conducting direct attacks. Hamas used drones for surveillance and dropping explosives and grenades during Oct 7, 2023 attack on Israel.

Trump admin creating ‘incubators’ to develop tech to counter drone terror attacks

Pakistan witnessed its deadliest month of 2026 as militant attacks, bombings, and counterterrorism operations intensified across the country.

According to a report by the Pakistan Institute for Conflict and Security Studies (PICSS), 606 people were killed and 232 injured during terror attacks and security operations in July 2026. The report highlights a sharp escalation in violence across Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, where militants reportedly used IEDs and quadcopter attacks to target infrastructure.

Pakistan's Deadliest Month of 2026 | Terror Attacks Surge Across Balochistan & Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Russia unleashed a massive air assault across Ukraine on Thursday, firing over 70 missiles and 280 drones, exposing severe gaps in Kyiv's air defence and shelter networks. As Ukrainian forces retaliated with long-range drone hits inside Russia, President Volodymyr Zelensky's push to manufacture U.S. Patriot interceptors domestically has hit a major wall after President Donald Trump expressed doubts. We break down Ukraine's shelter crisis, the air defence crisis, and what Trump's position means for Kyiv's survival.

Trump Dashes Zelensky's Patriot Dream as Putin Exploits Ukraine's Air Defence Gap

The conflict between Iran and the United States continues to intensify as Iran's military claims it has launched drone strikes against U.S. military facilities in Kuwait, targeting the Ahmed Al Jaber Air Base as part of the latest phase of its military operation.

According to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the attacks targeted fighter jet shelters, satellite communication systems, and logistics facilities. The IRGC has also released images claiming damage to the Al Azraq Air Base in Jordan, alleging that several American F-35 fighter jets were destroyed or damaged. However, the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has disputed these claims, saying all incoming missiles were intercepted and no aircraft or military equipment was damaged.

Iran's Launches Fire on U.S. Bases in Jordan & Kuwait | U.S. CENTCOM Denies Attack & Damage

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has claimed that Russia used a North Korean ballistic missile during its latest wave of attacks on Ukraine.

According to Ukrainian officials, Russia launched 74 missiles and 284 drones in an overnight barrage that struck multiple locations, including central Ukraine, where several civilians, including children, were killed.

Zelenskyy called for increased military support from Western allies, urging the United States and Europe to strengthen Ukraine's air defenses. Meanwhile, Poland has accused Russia of violating its airspace after a missile explosion near the Ukrainian border. Polish authorities say evidence points to a Russian KH-101 cruise missile, while NATO has pledged to take all necessary measures to defend alliance territory.

Zelenskyy: Russia Used North Korean Ballistic Missile | Poland Blames Russian KH-101 Strike

The war in West Asia is entering a dangerous new phase as the conflict spreads beyond Iran and Israel, drawing more countries into the escalating crisis. Egypt has reported a drone attack near its strategic Mediterranean port of Damietta, while the United States and Saudi Arabia have jointly launched airstrikes against Iran-backed armed groups in eastern Iraq. The latest developments come after Washington resumed military strikes on Iran, prompting Tehran to retaliate with fresh attacks across the region.

According to reports, Jordan intercepted missiles fired from Iran, while Kuwait reported that an Iranian strike hit a building belonging to a Chinese company, resulting in casualties. Meanwhile, Egypt's Damietta Port, a key energy and shipping hub, was targeted in a drone attack that damaged gas-related infrastructure, raising fresh concerns over the security of global energy supply routes.

West Asia War Expands as Egypt Hit, US-Saudi Strikes Iraq and Iran Launches Fresh Attacks

Saudi Arabia said its air defenses intercepted and destroyed several drones that attempted to target oil facilities in the Eastern Province and Riyadh, blaming Iran-backed militias operating from Iraq for the attacks.

Ministry of Defense spokesman Maj. Gen. Turki Al-Maliki said on Monday the attempted attacks took place over the past several hours and described them as terrorist acts launched from Iraqi territory.

Saudi oil facilities targeted as regional tensions rise

India's Ministry of External Affairs has strongly condemned a fatal drone attack on the commercial vessel MV Omorfi in the Black Sea, which resulted in the death of Chief Officer Sagar Gupta. Transiting through Russian territorial waters, the Marshall Islands-flagged bulk carrier was targeted amid escalating maritime hostilities.


Indian seafarer Sagar Gupta killed in Black Sea drone attack

Russia has launched another wave of heavy airstrikes across Ukraine, targeting residential areas and a hospital in Zaporizhzhia, leaving multiple civilians injured. As the war intensifies, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has announced plans to jointly produce Patriot missile interceptors with US defense giant Raytheon to strengthen Ukraine's air defenses. The latest attacks have also disrupted Black Sea shipping, pushing global wheat prices higher and raising concerns over international food security. Meanwhile, Ukraine continues to urge Western allies to accelerate military assistance as Russian missile and drone attacks intensify.

Russia-Ukraine war escalates|  Zelensky pushes patriot missile production as Black sea crisis deepens

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Russia has carried out another deadly missile strike on Ukraine's Black Sea port city of Odesa, killing two people and injuring eight others, including two children. Ukrainian officials said the attack caused extensive damage to residential buildings, a preschool, a religious institution, vehicles and other civilian infrastructure. The strike came just a day after another wave of Russian bombardments killed 13 people across Ukraine. According to Ukrainian authorities, Russia also launched 122 attack drones and two ballistic missiles in its latest assault. Meanwhile, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has appointed a new acting defence minister following a cabinet reshuffle, while the removal of the former defence minister has sparked criticism and public protests over Ukraine's military leadership.



Deadly Russian missile hits Odesa | Zelensky reshuffles defence leadership amid escalating war

Russia has launched another large-scale drone and missile assault across Ukraine, killing at least 13 people and injuring more than 50 as fighting intensifies across the country. The attacks targeted several regions, including Odesa, Sumy, Zaporizhzhia, Mykolaiv, Kyiv, and Kharkiv, damaging civilian infrastructure, industrial facilities, and medical buildings. According to the Ukrainian Air Force, Russia launched 122 attack drones and two ballistic missiles, with Ukrainian air defenses intercepting 101 drones. Explosions were reported across Kyiv after ballistic missile alerts, while officials confirmed damage to warehouses and other non-residential buildings. President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine expects to begin domestic production of missiles for the U.S.-made Patriot air defense system by the end of the year, calling the project a historic step toward strengthening the country's defense capabilities.

Russia-Ukraine war | Deadly Russian strikes kill 13 as EU unveils €11.4 billion military package

Russia has launched another large-scale drone and missile assault across Ukraine, killing at least 13 people and injuring more than 50 as fighting continues to intensify. The attacks targeted several regions, including Kyiv, Sumy, Odesa, Zaporizhzhia, and Mykolaiv, damaging civilian infrastructure, industrial facilities, and medical buildings.
According to the Ukrainian Air Force, Russia launched 122 attack drones and two ballistic missiles, with Ukrainian air defenses intercepting 101 drones. Explosions were reported across Kyiv following missile alerts, while officials confirmed damage to warehouses and non-residential buildings.


Russia pounds Ukraine with 122 drones and missiles | 13 dead, kyiv under heavy attack

Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi group has claimed that it shot down a Saudi drone following what it described as retaliatory strikes linked to the ongoing regional tensions. The development comes amid heightened security concerns in the Middle East, with rising risks for military operations, airspace security, and regional stability.


Houthis Claim Saudi Drone Shot Down Following Retaliatory Strikes

Russian forces are intensifying pressure around Kostyantynivka with drone attacks, missile strikes and ground operations. Kostyantynivka is a gateway to the rest of the Donbas region. If this city falls, then Ukrainian commanders fear that it would be hard to stop the marching Russian forces. Ukraine says Moscow is using infiltration tactics to exploit frontline weaknesses. Watch the video on how the latest battlefield strategy is shaping the next phase of the Russia Ukraine war.


Russia's New War Strategy: Flood Skies With Drones, Pierce Frontline With Troops, Trap Ukraine

US law enforcement disrupted a plot to attack the White House during a mixed martial arts event attended by US President Donald Trump and other top officials over the weekend, FBI Director Kash Patel said Tuesday. "Thanks to the rapid action of this FBI, our partners, and the Department of Justice in a multi-state operation, multiple individuals are now in custody and allegedly planned attacks were stopped cold," Patel said on X.


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Russia has launched a major wave of missile and drone strikes across Ukraine, killing at least 18 people and causing widespread damage. The attacks targeted multiple regions, including Kyiv, as the conflict enters another intense phase. Ukrainian authorities say emergency services are responding while air defence systems remain on high alert.

18 Killed Across Ukraine As Russia Launches Massive Missile And Drone Assault 

Iran is reportedly rapidly rebuilding its missile and drone capabilities despite ongoing tensions with the United States, according to recent intelligence assessments. The reconstruction efforts include restoring production lines, replacing damaged launch systems, and accelerating drone manufacturing.


US-Iran War: Iran Rapidly Rebuilding Missiles & Drones as Trump Threatens War 

Fresh drone attacks have been reported across the Gulf, targeting ships near Qatar and entering airspace in the UAE and Kuwait. A cargo vessel near Doha sustained a fire after a drone strike, with authorities investigating potential ties to ongoing regional tensions. 


UAE, Kuwait & Qatar Face Fresh Drone Attacks

A Ukrainian drone attack caused a major fire at the Rosneft oil refinery in Tuapse on April 28, 2026, marking the third hit on this critical Black Sea port in under two weeks. The strike aimed to disrupt Russian energy exports, resulting in a large blaze, potential environmental damage, and fuel storage damage. 


Explosions Heard Across Kyiv, Russia Launches Mid-Day Drone Attack

Russia's Black Sea Port Hit for Third Time in Two Weeks

April 26, 2026 marks 40 years since the Chernobyl nuclear disaster—still considered the worst nuclear accident in history. The explosion at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant released massive radiation across Europe and permanently reshaped global nuclear policy.

Today, the exclusion zone has become an unexpected wildlife refuge, but it remains heavily contaminated, with cleanup efforts expected to continue until at least 2065.

Now, new concerns are emerging as the site faces risks linked to regional conflict and renewed global interest in nuclear energy. The legacy of Chernobyl continues to influence debates on safety, energy security, and the future of nuclear power.


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Iran strikes Iraq: Tehran accused of targeting Kurdish leadership in Erbil

Breaking: Iranian drones attack Kurdish Prime Minister's office in Erbil

Ukraine, Russia accuse each other of lethal attacks

Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine accuses Russia of war crime as drone chases civilian

Trump admin creating ‘incubators’ to develop tech to counter drone attacks

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Iran's Launches Fire on U.S. Bases in Jordan & Kuwait | U.S. CENTCOM Denies Attack & Damage

Zelenskyy: Russia Used North Korean Ballistic Missile | Poland Blames Russian KH-101 Strike

West Asia War Expands as Egypt Hit, US-Saudi Strikes Iraq and Iran Launches Fresh Attacks

Saudi oil facilities targeted as regional tensions rise

Indian seafarer Sagar Gupta killed in Black Sea drone attack

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