“We were able, in a few hours, to gather a lot of information. I saw the main things I needed to see,” said Rafael Grossi
Its head International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said he “saw what he needed to see” during an inspection today of Ukraine’s Zaporizhia nuclear power plant, which has been regularly bombed for weeks.
“We were able, in a few hours, to gather a lot of information. I saw the main things that I needed to see,” Rafael Grossi told Russian media who accompanied the delegation of IAEA experts to this plant seized by Russian forces in the south Ukraine.
The International Atomic Energy Agency “remains” at the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant, its head announced.
Rafael Grossi said that members of the international organization will remain at the nuclear plant. “The IAEA remains here. Let the world know that the IAEA remains in Zaporizhia,” Grossi said after an inspection of the nuclear plant by experts from the UN atomic energy agency, according to a video published by Russian media Ria-Novosti. However, he did not specify how many members of the mission will remain there, nor for how long.
Earlier, a Reuters reporter on the scene reported that some members of the inspection team were seen leaving the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant after spending several hours at the facility.
Four of the nine vehicles of the IAEA delegation left the factory grounds, according to the Russian Interfax news agency.
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