A Ukrainian drone ⁠strike killed ​an employee of the Russian-held Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant ​in his home in southeastern Ukraine, the 15th to be killed since April amid frequent attacks in the area, the ​plant's Russian management ‌said on Wednesday.Russia seized the ⁠Zaporizhzhia plant, Europe's largest with six reactors, in the first weeks of ‌Moscow's February 2022 invasion of Ukraine and each side ⁠has since regularly accused the other of military actions liable to endanger nuclear safety.The town of ​Enerhodar, where many of the plant's ‌staff live, has also come under frequent attack.A statement issued by the plant's management said the employee was killed at ‌home after finishing his shift."The Ukrainian armed forces are continuing to ​strike homes in Enerhodar and nearby villages," it said."The fatigue from the nonstop shelling and its aftermath is growing ​rapidly. Living conditions in Enerhodar are directly linked to ​safety at the Zaporizhzhia plant."