Israel Intercepts Aid Boats; Drone Mystery in Denmark; Ukraine's Nuclear Plant at Risk
Israeli forces have intercepted over 40 aid boats attempting to reach the Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, investigations continue into mysterious drone sightings during the Europe summit in Denmark. Concerns mount over the safety of Ukrainian nuclear power plants, particularly the Saporizhzhia plant, which has been offline for days.
Activists, including Greta Thunberg, were among those on the aid boats stopped by Israel's navy. The interception has raised tensions in the region. In Denmark, the military is investigating multiple drone sightings at military bases. The cause and origin of these drones remain unknown.
Adding to global worries, the Saporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine is offline. It's now relying on diesel generators for cooling. However, fuel supplies for these generators are running low, raising serious safety concerns.
The situation in the Gaza Strip remains tense following the interception of aid boats. Investigations into the drone sightings in Denmark continue. In Ukraine, the safety of the Saporizhzhia nuclear power plant is a growing worry, with fuel supplies for its cooling systems dwindling.
