The Atomic Energy Agency denounces...and radiation levels are still normal
A new attack targeting the nuclear «Zaporizhia» .. Russia and Ukraine are exchanging accusations
The IAEA called for an end to the attacks targeting the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant.
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Yesterday, the International Atomic Energy Agency of the United Nations condemned a new attack on the Ukrainian Zaporizhia nuclear plant, which is under Russian control, and demanded that those behind the explosions that occurred there stop it immediately, while Russia and Ukraine exchanged accusations of launching the bombing.
The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grossi, said that powerful explosions occurred in the area of \u200b\u200bthe Zaporizhia plant, and this is totally unacceptable.
For its part, the Russian army accused Kyiv of bombing the Ukrainian Zaporizhya Nuclear Power Plant, and said that "Kyiv does not stop its provocations aimed at raising the risk of a man-made disaster at the Zaporizhya Nuclear Power Plant."
He pointed out that the radiation levels at the station are still normal despite the bombing.
On the other hand, the Ukrainian nuclear energy company, Energo Atom, said that the Russian army bombed the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant yesterday morning, and that the station's infrastructure facilities were subjected to at least 12 bombings.
The company confirmed via the “Telegram” application that the list of damaged equipment indicates that the attackers “accurately targeted and disrupted the infrastructure that was necessary to restart the fifth and sixth power units, and to resume energy production to meet Ukrainian needs.”
In addition, the director of the Ukrainian presidential office, Andriy Yermak, expressed his belief that it is unlikely that Ukraine will be able to end the war that Russia started by next spring.
And the Ukrainian news agency “Ukrinform” reported yesterday that Yermak said, in a speech he delivered during the “Halifax” International Security Forum, that “Ukraine has achieved success on the battlefield, liberated Kherson, and advanced in the direction of Kharkiv, but this war continues, and I am not ready to define The exact day and time we win.
But this will definitely happen,” commenting on Deputy Defense Minister Volodymyr Havrilov’s statement that “Ukrainian forces may return to Crimea by the end of December, and the war with Russia will end by spring.”
And the Ukrainian General Staff announced that the Ukrainian army killed about 60 Russian soldiers in a long-range artillery bombardment that targeted a town 40 kilometers south of Kherson.
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