The Ukrainian president has welcomed in Kiev the experts who will oversee the factory, controlled by the Russian army and a battlefield, in southern Ukraine.
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Volodymyr ZelenskyPresident of Ukraine, has received in Kiev the mission of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to this week visit the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, which has been under the control of the Russian army since March.
At the nuclear experts’ reception, Zelensky once again demanded the demilitarization of the plant and warned of the risk of escalating fighting in the area. Kiev attributes the fighting to Russian operations, but Moscow, which controls the plant, claims the Ukrainian military is responsible for the attacks on the plant.
Zelensky personally thanked the director of the IAEA, Raphael Grossicthe commitment to this observation mission, which, according to the president, should have full access to Zaporizhia’s facilities to rule out possible threats, Ukrinform said.
Ukraine has accused Russia of bombing areas near the factory to try to hinder the arrival of the IAEA team, “simulating combat operations”. “These are provocations. Now it’s important that we don’t give the Russians the chance to get what they want with lies and blackmail,” he said. Andriy YermakUkrainian spokesman.
For their part, the authorities of Energodar, where the plant is located, have assured that they will cooperate with the mission by handing over remains of projectiles with which they intend to demonstrate that the Ukrainian armed forces are responsible for the bombing, the TASS agency said.
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