President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenski saysRussia plans atomic "terrorist act"at the Russian atomic power plant in Zaporozh.
Zelenski made this serious accusation during a video appearance made available by Ukrainian government channels on social media on Thursday, June 22.
In his comments, he claimed that the Ukrainian intelligence forces received information that Russian president Vladimir Putin could order his forces to defender the power plant deliberate release of radiation.
Zelenski even claimed that he had shared this information with partners around the world, among others, in the United States, China, Brazil, India and the European Union.
Before the war, a atomic complex consisting of six reactors produced from 40 up to 42 billion kilowatt hours The average yearly electricity production in Ukraine and nearly 47 percent of the electricity produced by Ukrainian atomic power plants accounted for about 20 percent of the average yearly electricity production in Ukraine per year.
Soon after the start Special military operation of Russia in Ukraine In February 2022, units of the Russian armed forces were able to take control of the atomic complex and most of the Zaporo region and have since occupied it.
The safety of the atomic power plant continued to be a origin of concern for both sides of the conflict and for the global community throughout the war.
Potential problems with the power plant reappeared at the beginning of this month, erstwhile the Nova Kakhovka Dam was destroyed due to the fact that the dam reservoir provides cooling water for the Zaporozh plant.
Zelenski claims without evidence that Russia may leak radiation from the power plant
In his video message Zelenski said: "Russia is considering a terrorist act script at Zaporozh atomic power station - a terrorist act with radiation release. They've prepared for all this."
"Unfortunately, I had to remind people more than erstwhile that radiation has no state boundaries" - added. "Whomever it hits, it only scares distant the wind direction".
Zelenski noted that specified a catastrophic incidental should not be treated as akin to the demolition of the fresh Kachowka Dam, which Kiev claims Moscow blew up at the beginning of this period and whose effects are limited in close regions of Ukraine and occupied by Russia Crimea.
"The planet has been warned, so the planet can and must act" - concluded Zelenski. He refused to revealOn which evidence this accusation is based.
"This is simply a very serious threat that cannot be predicted in advance" - added Taras Tyszczenko, Ukrainian head of local control and prevention centre in Zaporozh.
"We know the Russians can do this, we knew they could blow up Nova Kakhovka Dam and we know they could attack a atomic power plant".
"This incidental will not be a local or even national incident, it is simply a global incident.
This will have a crucial impact on the environment not only in the Zaporo region, in the region [Dniepr] or in Ukraine as a whole" – he added.
"It will be an incidental that can surely affect all neighbouring countries, especially those that have access to the Black Sea".
This prosecution besides appears after the Ukrainian Major General Kyrylo Budanov, Chief of Military Intelligence, Chief Intelligence Board of the Ministry of Defence, accused Russia of extracting a cooling pool utilized to prevent overheating of reactors at the power plant.
"If they shut it down by blowing it up, there's a good chance there'll be serious problems." - said Budanov.
Kremlin dismisses allegations as Ukrainian lies
Russian government rejected all Ukrainian charges as "another lie," Noting that a squad of atomic inspectors sent by the UN late visited the power plant and assessed everything high.
"That's another lie." - said the press secretary of the Kremlin Dmitry Doskov during the press briefing held the same day. "We have just established contacts with the IAEA [International Atomic Energy Agency] on site. A very advanced evaluation by the IAEA. They saw everything – everything they wanted to see".
IAEA CEO Rafael Grossi went to the Zaporozh atomic power plant complex at the beginning of this period with a squad of atomic inspectors to measure the safety of the facility.
In a statement, he noted that the demolition of Nova Kakhovka Dam forced the power plant personnel to analyse "alternative methods of water extraction" essential to keep atomic materials utilized in the facility before overheating.
Grossi added that the IAEA increased its presence in the facility in order to better monitor the safety of the complex during the ongoing armed conflict and the widespread counteroffensive of Ukraine, possibly targeted at the recovery of the Zaporosk Oblast and atomic power plant.
"The atomic safety situation at the dam atomic power station is highly delicate" - said Grossi. "Now, more than ever, all parties must full respect the basic principles of the IAEA to prevent a testicular accident".
"We will intensify our efforts to aid guarantee atomic safety and atomic safety while providing assistance to the affected region in another way" - concluded Grossi.
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