IAEA Report: How Dangerous is the Russian-Occupied Zaporizhian Nuclear Power Plant?

 

 

 

International AtomicเกมยิงปลาEnergy Agency The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) called for a demilitarized zone around the Russian-occupied Zaporizhian nuclear power plant in Ukraine.

 

It said in a recent report that although the current salvo does not constitute a nuclear emergency. But it poses an ongoing risk to nuclear safety and security and may compromise critical safety systems with potentially radiological consequences.

 

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from the inspection IAEA experts Heavy damage was found at this power plant. which is located at the point of the battle of the Ukrainian war

 

UN nuclear experts Traveled to inspect the Zaporizhian nuclear power plant occupied by Russia. For the first time last week

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“The IAEA is deeply concerned about the situation at the Zaporizhian nuclear power plant. And this concern has not changed,” the report said.

 

How damaging and devastating a war can cause a nuclear accident?

 

What happened at this nuclear power plant?

Russia occupied the Zaporizhian nuclear power plant beginning in March, during the second week of a full-blown invasion of Ukraine.

 

Fighting between Ukrainian and Russian forces took place near the power plant. which is not far from Enerhodar. And a fire broke out in a building in the power plant area. causing concern throughout Europe

 

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The plant has six pressurized water reactors and several radioactive waste storage areas.

 

At that time, Ukrainian officials claimed that This power plant is It was “direct bombardment” that damaged the nuclear reactor.

 

Ultimately, the firefighters were able to contain the fire. But the incident prompted the UN Security Council to convene an emergency meeting. and issued a statement about the attack on the power plant that the Russian side claimed "Ukrainian saboteur" is responsible for the attack.

 

Since mid-July, concerns about the safety of the Zaporizhian nuclear power plant have increased. While the Russian forces were accused of There was a barrage of fire from nearby this power plant.

 

Ukraine's nuclear agency said Russia fired rockets that damaged parts of the power plant. But Russia has accused It was the work of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

 

In the past, the power plant's connection to the external uninterruptible power supply system was suspended. This is a system that allows the power plant to operate safely. come many times