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G7 condemns Russian energy attacks; Ukraine labels actions ‘nuclear terrorism’

31 October 2025
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G7 condemns Russian energy attacks; Ukraine labels actions ‘nuclear terrorism’
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The group said Russian attacks are inflicting ‘devastating social, environmental, and economic consequences’ on Ukraine.

The G7 energy ministers condemned Russia’s attacks on Ukraine’s energy system, labeling recent actions as “nuclear terrorism” and highlighting their severe social, environmental, and economic impacts. Ukrainian officials accuse Russia of deliberately targeting critical energy infrastructure to inflict suffering during winter, jeopardizing nuclear safety. The International Atomic Energy Agency has raised concerns about the operational stability of Ukrainian nuclear plants due to these assaults. Moscow denies targeting civilians, claiming its strikes are retaliatory against Ukraine’s actions.

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Tags: actionsAttackscondemnsEnergyEuropeEuropean UnionLabelsNewsNuclearRussiaRussia Ukraine warRussianterrorismUkraineVladimir Putin
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