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This comes just a day following a team of inspectors from the United Nations nuclear agency arrived at the nuclear power plant, which is witnessing fierce fighting between Ukrainian and Russian forces, six months following the start of the Russian military operation in Ukraine.
The IAEA’s mission is to help secure the site, as Moscow and Kiev continue to trade blame for the bombing of the nuclear plant and its surroundings.
In a post on the messaging app Telegram, a member of the Kremlin-appointed local administration, Vladimir Rogov, said, “The Dniprovskaya power line has been hit. turned nuclear power station to serve only her own needs.”
The Associated Press quoted Rogoff as saying that a shell hit an area between two reactors, but his claims might not be immediately verified.
Late Friday evening, Russian-backed authorities reported that the station came under fire for regarding two hours, blaming Ukrainian forces for the latest in a series of similar statements.
As of Saturday morning, neither the Ukrainian government nor the country’s nuclear energy company, Energytum, had commented on the allegations.
suffered Zaporizhia nuclear power plant Ukraine has repeatedly suffered a complete power outage since last week, and the energy company has blamed mortar shelling and fires near the site.
Local Ukrainian authorities accused Moscow of bombing two cities overlooking the nuclear plant across the Dnieper River with missiles, an accusation it has repeatedly made in recent weeks.
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This comes just a day following a team of inspectors from the United Nations nuclear agency arrived at the nuclear power plant, which is witnessing fierce fighting between Ukrainian and Russian forces, six months following the start of the Russian military operation in Ukraine.
The IAEA’s mission is to help secure the site, as Moscow and Kiev continue to trade blame for the bombing of the nuclear plant and its surroundings.
In a post on the messaging app Telegram, a member of the Kremlin-appointed local administration, Vladimir Rogov, said, “The Dniprovskaya power line has been hit. turned nuclear power station to serve only her own needs.”
The Associated Press quoted Rogoff as saying that a shell hit an area between two reactors, but his claims might not be immediately verified.
Late Friday evening, Russian-backed authorities reported that the station came under fire for regarding two hours, blaming Ukrainian forces for the latest in a series of similar statements.
As of Saturday morning, neither the Ukrainian government nor the country’s nuclear energy company, Energytum, had commented on the allegations.
suffered Zaporizhia nuclear power plant Ukraine has repeatedly suffered a complete power outage since last week, and the energy company has blamed mortar shelling and fires near the site.
Local Ukrainian authorities accused Moscow of bombing two cities overlooking the nuclear plant across the Dnieper River with missiles, an accusation it has repeatedly made in recent weeks.
