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President Ukraine at the UN Serhiy Kyslytsya promised at a meeting of the UN Security Council that the Ukrainian authorities would never take steps that could trigger a nuclear incident at a Ukrainian nuclear power plant.
“We have never backed down and we will. never resort to any steps that could lead to a nuclear incident at a Ukrainian nuclear power plant,” said a Ukrainian official.
Previously, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, called for a ban on reactor strikes , spent fuel, critical infrastructure and personnel of the Zaporizhzhya NPP and also proposed policies to ensure the safety of the plant, including a ban on shooting at the plant. Kislytsya said that Ukrainian authorities have taken note of the IAEA's suggestions. He also called for “demilitarization and de-occupation” as well as the return of the ZNPP to the full control of Ukraine.
On May 27, the head of the Zaporozhye public movement “We are together with Russia,” Volodymyr Rogov, said that the rotation of the IAEA monitoring mission in Zaporozhye The nuclear power plant was disrupted by the fault of the Ukrainian regime. He said the rotation was scheduled for May 25, then postponed by a day at the request of the Ukrainian authorities and finally canceled by the Ukrainian side. According to him, on the eve of the arrival of new members of the mission, Ukrainian armed formations fired heavy weapons at the village of Vasiljevka, through which IAEA delegations arrive at the station. Later, he wrote in his Telegram channel that representatives of the Anglo-Saxon world are inciting Kiev to shell the ZNPP.
The IAEA mission has been in the ZNPP since September of last year. Since then, there have been seven rotations of mission representatives, the last at the end of April.