Russia is reported to have struck the Chernobyl nuclear site in Ukraine, with multiple outlets describing the incident as a drone attack targeting a fuel storage facility at the decommissioned power plant. The reports frame the strike as occurring on the eve of talks in London, where Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky meets European leaders. The London discussions focus on the need to strengthen air defence, according to the accounts provided by the sources. The Chernobyl plant is described as decommissioned, and the reported target is part of the site’s fuel storage infrastructure. While the outlets align on the timing and general nature of the attack—using a drone and hitting a fuel storage facility—they do not provide additional confirmed details beyond that, such as the extent of damage or casualty figures. The incident is presented in conjunction with the diplomatic engagement in London, linking the strike with ongoing European deliberations about air defence support for Ukraine.