The head of the IAEA head of the nuclear risk for Russia’s attacks in Ukraine to Ukraine | News of Russia-Ukrainian War

Moscow has always bombed Ukraine’s energy infrastructure during its three-year occupation, although he had a direct strikes in nuclear power plants.

The head of the United Nations nuclear guard voiced an alarm on the risk of nuclear accidents as a result of Russia’s attacks on Ukraine’s power network.

Rafael Grossi, Head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)The capital of Ukraine came to Kiev, not directly hitting the power plants on Tuesday, not direct hits in power plants, but also in s / s and other infrastructure.

“I’m at Kyivska’s power substation – an important part of Ukraine’s important power network for nuclear safety,” he wrote in X in X after checking the electricity distribution substation.

“A nuclear accident can cause a plant directly as a result of a direct attack and energy supply.”

Moscow is constantly in Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, including the substations, in its height Three years of occupationAlthough there were direct strikes to Ukraine’s nuclear power plant.

Grossi, along with the energy minister German Galuşhchenko, as well as the pictures of subsvasses on the journey that he was defended against Russian holidays.

He said he would visit Russia this week to discuss his visit to Russia in Ukraine and the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear power plant.

Russia caught Europe’s largest nuclear power plant immediately after the forces in February 2022 went to Ukraine.

“This is the discharge of my responsibilities, I will always keep the channels of communication,” Grossi said the news briefing.

Maqaea Grossi’nın visit to Kiev said high-level meetings will be included in ensuring nuclear safety in the war.

Don’t trust the nuclear power

Ruthless Russian strikes in Russia, rely on nuclear power for more than half of electricity production of Ukraine. This nuclear power is created by three operating plants in the country.

Important processes, including violations of electricity supply and cooling of reactors, can be cut off. Experts warn that they can lead to destructive results.

In September, Ukraine and IAEA, along with observing nuclear power plants of the agency’s specialists, accepted the situation at the Ukrainian substations.

Nuclear switches located outside the perimeter of the country’s operating nuclear power plants are a particularly sensitive connection in the energy chain.

“If two (nuclear change) are hit, we are supplying in a minimum of 30 to 36 hours, and at least three weeks, the best work scenario, Oleksandr Kharchenko, Ukraine’s energy industry specialist.

Meanwhile, the risks that the risks caused by Russian attacks increased the inspection of energy Minister Galuşhchenko.

Although there were more warnings for the potential Russian attacks on the sites, the current and former Ukrainian officials accused Galuşhenko not moving rapidly.

Deputions, electric infrastructure sites called on failures to protect electric infrastructure sites in the call of Galuşhenko’s removal last month.