, iaea.in the _ iaea. thank you. we will find out more in the press _ iaea. thank you. we will find out more in the press conference - iaea. thank you. we will find out l more in the press conference which we are expecting to take place in the next couple of hours. we will bring you that live when we get it. the daily telegraph has published more leaked whatsapp messages about the former health secretary, matt hancock. they appear to show that mr hancock and his staff agonised for hours over whether or not he broke covid guidance when he kissed his aide. mr hancock also criticises the then chancellor's eat 0ut to help 0ut scheme. the revelations come as mps investigating the conduct of the former prime minister borisjohnson, say he may have misled parliament multiple times over gatherings at downing street during the pandemic. earlier i asked henry hill, the deputy editor of conservative home about how these latest allegations affect the party as a whole. it's obviously cutting across what wa

kalani also told the board of governors of the iaea to avoid politicking in the investigation of iran's nuclear issue. the sitting of the human rights council in the south found it desirable and gave a recommendation to the european governments that relations between iran and europe are not only to the detriment of iran. it is regional, so we hope that especially the european parties will become aware of the causes of tension between the american government and the zionist regime in relation to the islamic republic of iran. rafael grossi's two-day trip to tehran and the joint statement of iran and the iaea now today, mr. grossi announced the visit of the technical team in the near future and in response to the reporters, he emphasized that the agreements reached are part of the normal safeguard relations between the iaea and a member country. two days from the visit of the director general of the international atomic energy agency to tehran fueled the confusion of netanyahu. grossi's statements were widely repeated in the media. the news conference of the director general of the interna

~ . ., ., ., ._ from the iaea. who was reaching out to who? ~ . ., ., ., , to who?day is an agreement — to who? what we have heard today is an agreement between _ to who? what we have heard today is an agreement between iran - to who? what we have heard today is an agreement between iran and - to who? what we have heard today is an agreement between iran and the l an agreement between iran and the iaea to allow more inspections of iran's nuclear programme. the iaea has for a very long time been trying to get to the bottom up certain aspects of iran's past nuclear work. now this joint statement between iran and the iaea says that iran will provide more access to un inspectors and that they will also be able to speak to people they have been wanting to speak to for some time. this also, the iaea recently has been concerned about recent news that traces of uranium enriched up to almost weapon grade were found at an underground nuclear site and this evening mr grossi said that iran had agreed to what he said was 50% more inspections at that site for the inspectors to tr

i don't know whether that is acceptable, and acceptable explanation by the iaea.ent to tehran to get to the bottom of this and he is coming back within an hour or so in vienna, when he touches down, he will have a press conference and we will know then whether he has received any agreeable explanation. even if they are not happy with the explanation, what could the consequences be? as we have been saying, iran is already in breach of the 2015 nuclear deal because it has been openly enriching uranium to 60% for two years. the consequences could be serious. next week there is a board of governors of the iaea meeting and they could decide to censure iran, condemn iran, passed a resolution against iran and even refer iran to the security council. if it goes to the security council, consequences could be very serious. secondly, as far as the nuclear agreement is concerned, the europeans, americans, any of them can at any moment decide and say that because of iran in violation, they will pull out. if they do that, the whole thing will collapse and the international sanc

mr grossi said he hoped that this was a new phase in relations between iran and the iaea. steps that had been agreed here, but other countries may be more sceptical, saying that iran has made such promises in the past and not delivered. will it deliver now, is the big question. we will stay in iran but a different story now. hundreds of schoolgirls in iran have been targeted, in apparent poison gas attacks. schools in at least 15 provinces were attacked on saturday. the incidents have been happening since november but have spread in scope and scale over the past week. nobody has been arrested and public anger is continuing to grow. you may find some of this report by parham ghobadi distressing. mass poisoning of schoolgirls in iran, possibly with toxic gas. numerous schools in several provinces across the country were attacked on saturday. students who have fallen ill are being taken into an ambulance in karaj, a city near capital, tehran. this girl says she can't breathe. here in southern iran, some are taken into a hospital while coughing. hospitals are packed. a girl sh

and this announcement was made after a two day visit by the head of the iaea, rafael grossi.einstalling monitoring equipment in some sites, including cameras. now, the iaea has also, in a separate development, been concerned about the discovery of traces of highly enriched uranium at one of iran's iran's underground nuclear site at fordo. and the concern about this is because weapons grade enriched uranium is 90%. and what was discovered at fordow was 84%. and we know now, mr grossi says, that there will be 50% more inspections at fordow to try to get to the bottom of this. this iran says that its nuclear programme is peaceful. and although it did acknowledge that there could have been what it called unintended fluctuations at fordow, mr grossi said he hoped that this was a new phase in relations between iran and the iaea. he said he had got concrete steps that had been agreed here, but other countries may be more sceptical, saying that iran has made such promises in the past and not delivered. will it deliver now is the big question. we will be keeping an eye on that questio

anchor: what does the iaea need to know? >> there is much of the iaea does need to know.imes we may not know the right question to ask given that there are outstanding questions over the weapons designs, given the fact the regime had been producing comnents for advanced centrifuges that we do not have access or clarity on, and most importantly about the regime's nuclear intentions and whether it would be producing beyond 84% in the coming months. anchor: it is hard to read intentions, one can read capacity, but when you try to read intentions what is your best analysis? >> the regime is increasingly comfortable taking risks. it is not just enriching it 20%, 60%. it even went up to 84% recently. that is a stone's away from 90%. we have to remember 20% accounts is highly interest, so therefore if the regime can go to 20 it knows how to go all the way to 90, so it could be trying to weaponize the politics of this debate to its own advantage. i see the regime increasingly comfortable testing western red lines and using nuclear escalation to garner economic relief. anchor: is

therefore, our relationship with the iaea is on its correct and natural path.hrough mediators, that we are on the path to reach an accord. but if the iranian parliament adopts a new law, that will have to abide by the parliamentary act. so, the window for an accord is still open. but this window will not remain open forever. the u.s. party has been sending us positive messages through diplomatic channels. but in its media remarks, they make very deceptive remarks that are totally different. and really, as an iranian foreign minister, sometimes are serious doubts. >> iranian media is reporting a disturbing number of alleged poisonings at grohl schools across the country's. iranian lawmakers says nearly 900 students have been treated for poisoning over the past three months. no deaths have been reported, but victims apparently experience muscle weakness, nausea, and tiredness. other speculation it may be part of a campaign by islamic hard-liners to shut down the schools for girls. iran's education minister says a tax force is investigating. protests against israe

mr grossi said he hoped that this was a new phase in relations between iran and the iaea. steps that had been agreed here, but other countries may be more sceptical, saying that iran has made such promises in the past and not delivered. will it deliver now, is the big question. to tunisia now, where hundreds of malians, ivorians and guineans living there have been flown home after controversial remarks by president kais saied sparked a wave of violence. he claimed sub—saharan africans were engaged in a plot to change tunisia's demographic makeup. rights groups say since he made the comments, many have been attacked, detained or evicted from their homes. the african union has urged tunisia to avoid "racialised hate speech". president saied denies that his views were racist. the comments also triggered widespread protests this week. let's get more on this with meriam mastour. she is a human rights lawyer and looks at diversity and inclusion. thanks forjoining us. what you make of what has been happening there? there's a big problem in tunisia. there's a big problem in tunisi

ukraine simply ignored this whole story, so well, the iaea, er, and grosse himself.y are people. i talked all the time. here you often find their addresses. all sorts of critical arrows fly. they also do not end up on their own. the structure, to put it mildly , and it is clear who actually ordered the music all this time, but i believe that the immutability positions of the russian federation, but for us, it’s completely e definitely the question of belonging to energodar, as well as to that part of the zaporizhzhya region, which, following the results of the referendum, became part of russia but is closed, but to close the issue of belonging to the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant in accordance with presidential decrees, these are topics that have not been discussed and discussed will not. here, in fact, is the whole answer to the question. i don't know. eyes opened finally a sense of reality came. uh, in the head means heads. uh, international of this institute. that's actually it does not matter in principle fundamentally different. we left. er, in this case the

everything is ready at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant to welcome guests from the iaea headed bymr. rafael groise. this visit this time takes place the initiative of the institute, that is, at the initiative of the mgt. however, he, the meeting party, he is the host party, that is, the rosenergo atom concern and the zaporozhye nuclear power plant itself have their own program for guests ; which we have already completed here. that is , how we survived the winter with the help of what devices. uh, the notorious protective mesh of perception, which are many in its time was the publication of all sorts of truthful and not very truthful conjectures. yes , let's show him this object, tell him why it was done, so that he can see them with his eyes. you will see all this. and to make some conclusions, plans to tell mr. ugrossia about how the station and the city of energodar survived the winter with little or no heating. we will show mr. abrose, and the results of our work to eliminate, and the damage that was inflicted on the station as a result of the shelling, we will show mr. positi

three iaea inspectors and four un employees arrived at the nuclear power plant, they will replace themer specialists who observed the situation at the plant , renat korcha, adviser to the general director of rosenergo atom, said this, and now he is in direct contact with the studio rinat ivanovich hello, the rotation of inspectors was supposed to take place back in february, but the iaea stated that because of the difficult situation around the nuclear power plant , it was not possible to do this. do you see the problem here and were you ready to receive the inspectors on time? i can with all responsibility to state that uh no difficult situation around the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant affected the rotation. uh, and uh hmm a lot. as a matter of fact, that's the whole story of this whole problem with rotation. in fact, it was made from nothing and yes, the rotation took place, uh, it took place at last, but the rotation took place in a rather complicated situation. and, and there was even a state of emergency a at the border the fact is that the pre -agreed point is already at our

the iaea says they haven't found a loft this fuel and the iranians just say it's smaller by-product,t of lower grade fuel they've been openly producing for some time now. the concern, of course, mike, is if iran is able to accumulate enough uranium that's enriched to 90%, just a few more percent than where they are now, then they could make an atomic bomb. ever since u.s. withdrew from four years, inspectors have limited visibility of what's going on in the facilities. monday the member countries of the iaea, including the united states are going to get a report and learn more about the assurances and i can assure you we will hear more from member countries including the united states about what they make of them. mike: ryan reporting live, ryan, thanks very much. demonstrators are filling the streets and clashing with police in greece in wake of devastating train crash near athens that killed more than 50 people and left dozens of others hurt. thousands of protestors gathered in athens today to show sympathy for the victims and calling on the government for better rail safety standa

power plant again, shelling under high fire was flooded by security officers and experts from the iaea members of the russian security council discussed especially important objects vladimir putin held an operational meeting. here is how i determined the main topic of the meeting. resident of the border village of lyubichnia svetlana chernolusskaya tells how she became an eyewitness to yesterday's sortie of ukrainian militants, literally collided with them on the street, jumped out into the street in white dressing , i look, some kind of incomprehensible men 's backpacks on their shoulders. well, i ran to my daughter, we would mean that the daughter had already dressed the child. we went outside with her, what should we do? we let's run away to the gardens, and they shoot svetlana terrorists, did not touch. she hid in her daughter's house and called the border guards. this is a military uniform stocking on his head machine. he's set up so straight up and walks high and looks, and the windows look everywhere. so inspect everything we passed. he didn’t say anything, he didn’t shoot us, t

comes from the iaea and all experts unanimously conclude that our plant is safe.s how the safety of the station is ensured and, in general, about the nuclear and radiation safety of this facility. our station complies with absolutely all safety requirements. and this has been repeatedly confirmed by international expert missions. first of all , it should be noted that belarus has become the first platform where the state corporation rosatom and built a nuclear power plant with three water reactors, plus this is the newest knee, yes , absolutely with increased security systems, a feature of this project. here, just the same, is the combination of active and passive safety systems that the reactor covers with a double shell. it will not suffer even in the event of an earthquake flood. we talked about this hurricane, in addition , provided by a passive safety system. and you don't even need to use them. uh, human intervention, that is, everything is automated from the moment construction of a nuclear power plant, our country regularly interacts on a systematic basis

iran's relations with the iaea should be away from political work and external influence, mr. eslami said in a press conference with rafael grossi, in response to a question about enrichment above 60% in iran, the report of the director general of the iaea spoke of 74% of uranium, which means enrichment. 84% is not, and this issue has been resolved, mr. salehi also said that if we provide acid , as long as the jcpoa parties do not return to their commitments , the organization will be the basis for evaluating the performance of iran's peaceful nuclear activities. atami asked, despite the 533 international atomic energy agency's decision , we condemned the repeated threats of the zionist regime and the united states against iran's nuclear facilities, and to this question, the key answer of koller john of atomic synergy also rejected the pressure on these countries in the council of governors. he didn't, we considered it to be due to the motivation, motivation, goals and influence of these countries. mr. rousi also said about the results of his meetings in iran that the meetings

of iaea cameras iran had removed and work with the iaea.said that will depend on future discussions. how do you think the international community could hold iran to its thomases -- it's promises? behnam: the regime is increasing its output and diminishing much of the monitoring. the iaea monitor said they still don't know where iran is making centrifuge rotors and bellows and heavy water output and several other technical components that go into the regime's nuclear program that were supposed to be monitored and governed by safeguards. after he departs, you have a host of iranian hard-line media outlets and people affiliate with hard-line establishment in iran talking about the things he had said and agreed upon were not true. it makes sense he said much of this hinges on iranian political promises. that has always been the challenge with the islamic republic, it's always voluntary and political when the regime remains in the nuclear drivers take -- driver c. nick: the u.s. has a decision to center iran. the u.s. has argued that it has take

regarding the enrichment above 60 in iran, he said that in the report of the director general of the iaea, the identification of 84 percent uranium particles was mentioned, which does not mean the enrichment of 84 assad, and this issue has been resolved. safeguards will be the basis for evaluating the performance of iran's peaceful nuclear activities. in this meeting, the sda reporter asked the director general of the international atomic energy agency, despite the fact that according to resolution 533 of the international atomic energy agency, why do you once again face the repeated threats of the zionist regime and the united states against iran's nuclear facilities are condemned mr. grossi evaded and answered this question, the director general of the atomic energy agency also did not deny the pressure of some countries on the board of governors, but considered it to be due to the motivation of daf and the influence of these countries and said that if there is more cooperation between iran and the agency, this countries are limited, mr. grossi said about the results of his meetings in

we had a visit by the iaea chief a few months _ practice.aea chief a few months ago and - practice. we had a visit by the iaea chief a few months ago and some l chief a few months ago and some reassurances were offered at the time about the conditions in which the plant will be able to operate, not least the fact of the staff could actually leave, could eat properly, sleep or thereabouts, rather than being effectively held inside the plant by russian soldiers. has that protocol being observed do we think? do we think in the whole zaporizhzhia has been left alone? this the whole zaporizhzhia has been left alone? �* , ~' ., the whole zaporizhzhia has been left alone? �* , ~ ., , ., alone? as we know, the plant was occuied alone? as we know, the plant was occunied by _ alone? as we know, the plant was occupied by russian _ alone? as we know, the plant was occupied by russian forces - alone? as we know, the plant was occupied by russian forces and - alone? as we know, the plant was| occupied by russian forces and the iaea had observers there and

netanyahu's confusion, grossi's statements, according to iaea resolution 533 , the matter goes back to this question, any threat of a nuclear attack on any country's nuclear facilities is considered a violation of the iaea's charter, the united nations charter and international laws, and the security council should intervene. why did your excellency condemn the repeated threats of the zionist regime and the united states once a week to sift through the nuclear research of the islamic republic? and during the general conferences of the agency, they were completely condemned for attacking netanyahu's nuclear facilities and power plants, but he did not give the same key answer. the islamic council wanted to issue a resolution against iran he was slow to visit the zionists in order to prevent a political collapse and an attack on iran's nuclear facilities . steroids are not ready to attack iran. operation wall guardians will attack iran in ten days. israel's storage of iron dome missiles will attack iran. and america and europe, which will cause deterrence in front of iran, not only could

by the rich for newcomer countries, nuclear power plants being built for the first time under the iaeasitive experience of belarus positively assessed the work carried out both on the formation of our nuclear infrastructure and the measures taken to ensure nuclear and radiation safety positive practices are highlighted. and today these practices are an example for other countries new to nuclear energy, and accordingly, the belarusian experience is taken into account in international recommendations for these countries. moreover, it must be said that our country continues systematic work on the implementation of the recommendations based on the results of the bilayz stress tests. this is an absolutely voluntary process and i emphasize an additional safety measure to ensure the safety of the nuclear power plant. why you should not be afraid of nuclear energy, where do we get bonuses today when we use it. well, nuclear energy is the clean energy of a peaceful atom, that is, its production is not accompanied by the release of harmful substances into the environment. and most importantly, a

it is a step forward for the iaea to understand to attack any attempt to create that. really happens. it remains to be seen if i ran make -- makes promises it intends to keep. laura: thanks so much for that analysis. let's go to mexico now, where four americansave been kidnapped. over -- they were driving when a group of unidentified gunman shot at them and then drove them away. white has is closely following what it called the unacceptable kidnapping. let's get more from our correspondent, will grant, who is in mexico city. mexico's president has been talking about this kidnapping. what does he say happened? will: as he often does, the president went further than his u.s. counterparts when he spoke at his morning press briefing. . he said the americans have been caught in a confrontation between two gros. he said they crossed the border in order to buy prescription drugs or medication, something that is very common in u.s. border states, where coming into mexico border towns, the prescription drugs are available at a fraction of the cost. that is not something that ha

uh, the delegation from the iaea, which is already there and the tables were set by some whore.he showed in his story, they somehow outlined, or in these general words that rafael rossel stated, here it is necessary understand, uh, the main task and the main mission, but in general, uh, rich, and as an international institution, but the main mission, the main task is to provide. eh, control. e, for, and that means ensuring nuclear safety. uh, everywhere , including uh, in some nuclear power plants, so well, probability, then, remains to be assumed in any case, this is, as it were, the official version. uh, so the reason for this visit. this is control. e, means for ensuring, and rafael throws nuclear safety standards, a and his team decided to make sure of this. personally , we are ready, and the russian federation from the very beginning, but showed maximum openness and transparency. we are ready for any questions, e.g. any demonstrations, confirming a and our commitment to these nuclear safety standards. uh, the head of the international atomic energy agency said earlier that

iran turned off 27 iaea surveillance cameras and continued to enrich 60%.th and march of the year the past shows that whether or not the resolution of the council of governors to promote anti-iranian structural experts has more to do with iran's negotiations and agreements and cooperation depends on the american belief that it should close or open diplomacy against iran . do you believe in diplomacy and the president should say this clearly? foreign minister anthony blinken repeated this and said that we believe in diplomacy as the best way to deal with iran's growing tired brand . i have no proof that iran has a nuclear weapons program. particle for direct object it has resumed that now they have the experience of a reaction of the 13th bahman government in interaction . shabiri of the palestinian ministry of health reported the martyrdom of a palestinian child due to the severity of his injuries and stated that this child was killed two days ago in an attack by the zionist forces on jenin. he was wounded in the west bank. the soldiers of the scene this mo

in a meeting with the minister of foreign affairs he said that the iaea is ready to solve the issues through technical means. mr. amir abdollahian also emphasized that iran wants to solve the technical issues in the shortest possible time. and file grossi emphasized in this meeting that the agency is ready to continue talks with iran next march, and grossi's talks in tehran are the main focus of the negotiations, examining several alloys of ans about iran's peaceful activities and the end of the one and a half hour wait for 44 domestic and foreign reporters as usual for preliminary statements. the understanding was for the continuation of the talks, mr. vice president explained that we are ready to move forward with the work, the birds of the national media in the first press conference, open your eyes to deal with the threat of an attack on your excellency's nuclear facilities once a week, the repeated threats of the zionist regime and america was condemned by the nuclear satellite of the islamic republic, our director general evaded the answer, referring to the attack on nuclear po

personnel came under fire, fired aimed shots there were no victims when they were supposed to meet iaeaors who arrived at the plant for rotation, but the situation is tense details on the air of our tv channel said adviser to the general director of the concern, rosenergo atom rinat korchan. according to him, in fact, the russian side neutralized 7 mines of stretch marks along the route of the iaea mission, and then the ukrainian militants began to shoot at all, continue to adhere to terrorist methods. after them some time, and the ukrainian machine gun was involved in the case , they beat, aiming and only miraculously, and two employees of our security. mm survived. uh, there was even a moment when representatives of the ukrainian the armed forces of the ukrainian security did not themselves understand what was happening, which indicates the complete lack of control of this situation. uh, in particular, in this area, but the lines of contact. at the same time, as they say in rosenergoatami, the route was agreed with the united nations organization, the rotation of inspectors at the sta

unexploded mines the russian military provides unprecedented security measures for the stay of the iaeaion on the territory of russia, how dangerous is it now to be here? oh, we understand with you that on the other side. against, even though that the ceasefire is in effect. for our part, we are clearly fulfilling it, but, unfortunately, we are sure that it will be the same on the other side. unfortunately, there is no such fidelity , you see, we don’t have very much. on the one hand, not very much on the other hand. they even fly a lot. on the other side, five white armored suvs were seen moving. they stop on a hillock, confer and move one by one to the transition point in the first group. three observers from the logo. they change those who have already defended their monthly watch, he is zaporozhye nuclear power plant, this is how it happens, in the following way, one of the five training sessions of 100 stops and is already on foot. oh, the paths under the bridge pass three groups of foreign delegates the head of the mgaters himself, and their georgia hastily jumps in an armored cap

we again have the main facts of this day iaea director general rafael grossel assessed the situation at the zaporizhzhya npp today, personally visited the plant for the second time , acknowledged that the situation around the difficult hostilities are intensifying, and also told new concepts of protection, the nuclear power plant we are ready to we are discussing this topic with moscow and kiev, we will discuss this topic with the adviser to the general director, the concern, rosenergo, the atom rinat korcha renat ivanovich good evening. how do you assess the visit of iaea experts to nuclear power plants how fruitful do you think did the communication take place? quite beneficially, the visit , in my opinion, took place on such a good business constructive wave. here are the inspectors, led by rafael grosse, inspected those, well, a number of infrastructure facilities of the station, uh, that were most affected. uh, here are shelling e artillery shelling of ukraine uh, we saw how, in fact, we are healing. and these damages, how we restore the infrastructure. uh, treated this with res

the kremlin media claim that ukraine is allegedly not ready to implement the initiative of the iaea, which would prevent an attack from the territory of the power plant, and against it in september, the general director of the iaea initiated the creation of a protective zone around the zaporizhzhia npp. this proposal, which prevented the destruction of the plant, has not yet been implemented. unfortunately, ukraine is not ready for this, the security situation at the castle escalated and became critical last year in august, when the kremlin military set up firing points at the nuclear plant and began to use the stations for combat operations and shelling of ukrainian positions. i urge withdraw any troops and equipment from the plant and avoid further deployment of forces or equipment at the site, the facility cannot be used as part of any military operation, instead , an urgent agreement at the technical level on a safe demilitarization perimeter is needed to ensure the security of the territory of ukraine, on the contrary , it is mine all the efforts of the international community t

everything is ready at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant to welcome guests from the iaea headed by mrgrosse, this visit this time takes place on the initiative of the institute, that is, on the initiative of the mgt. however, the host party, that is, the rosenergo atom concern and the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant itself, has its own program for guests ; we have already done so far. that is , how we survived the winter with the help of what device devices. uh, the notorious protective net of the abbot, which at one time was a publication of all kinds of truthful and not very truthful conjectures. yes , let's show him this object, tell him why it was done, so that he can with his eyes. you will see it all and draw some conclusions. to tell mr. grose about how the station and the city of energodar survived the winter with little or no heating. we will show, a-a mr grosse, e the results of our work to eliminate the damage of the damage that the station was damaged as a result of the shelling, we will show mr. grosse, otherwise how the station, despite the difficult situation, neverthe

used against us, traces of shelling of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant throughout its territory, iaeas and its leader tell in detail about one of the last strikes. it's built in 1987 in the year the fourth power unit of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant was hit by a large-caliber ammunition , communications were destroyed. now they have been completely restored, and the walls have survived and are practically not damaged. we see only traces of fragments of the storage facility and spent nuclear fuel located at a considerable distance from the power units, we move to it by bus, the site with these places, forty-ton reinforced concrete tanks , is covered with a steel mesh. such protection from fragments and possible attacks from the air foreign journalists work at the station quite freely all the restrictions related solely to security measures. so, the implementation of security measures is obligatory not only for the guests of the station, but also for the staff . yes , there are no perceptions, i would like to tell in chinese this what are you, this is a ukrainian position only 4

endlessly create some kind of temporary structures, some kind of compromise, interacting with the iaear of central euros in russia e. well, and all the designs, as seen today they can't stand it. trust reality. the zaporizhzhya braking station is located on russian territory to protect not on the basis of some compromise schemes and already to protect as part of russia the creation of a security zone around the ap now it is rather a myth, our interlocutors say the kiev regime is dragging out the process of porn ukraine still ignores the recommendations on security by the director general of the iaea rafael grosse, whom he voiced almost six months ago, russia has already joined the work then, as from an independent reaction so far. no if ukraine agree to some kind of agreement on a security zone and it’s easier and so on against the factors you admit, this is a russian station, that energodar is under russian all other options, of course, will not suit you now. as for bogatyr well, i emphasized it definitely, this was a plus from the fact that rich relations, then lines, well, after all

to other topics , the situation is not improving the words of the iaea director general regarding thetion at the zaporozhye npp, we are talking about security issues gross personally visited the inspection station today. i came to see the unstable and dangerous situation. this is how grosse described the purpose of his visit to zaporozhye. he visits the nuclear power plant for the second time at the beginning of the conflict in ukraine ; the first was more than six months ago in early september. then vsu. they tried to cancel this trip. well, for this size, security at the station has been strengthened, the grosser has already admitted that the situation around the nuclear power plant is difficult military operations, the rich are intensifying. according to him , he is developing a new concept for protecting the station, discussing it with moscow and kiev. to avoid a catastrophe, grosse said, well , in addition to the head of the agency, there are 10 more people in the magot delegation, among them three inspectors who will remain at the station as part of the rotation in the rosenergo

and the iaea employees were not only not threatened by anything, but also risks.sks were minimized and reduced to zero, insults in the schedule of the stay of foreign delegations at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant , of course. the tables are already being served, and the menu was prepared in advance. so assorted meat herring with onions. shopska borscht salad with meat and sour cream joint and beef medallion pork, grilled vegetables, fish, fried foxes will not be served to guests. well away the foreign delegation will not stay in energodar to spend the night with an uzvar or mineral water, zaporozhye olga kurlaeva sergey shchepkin energodar of the zaporozhye region dealt with the far eastern media magnate oleg sedinko in 2002 , an iron door and several glasses on the stairwell were knocked out by a blast wave. he was already earning up to 10 million dollars a year, then everyone was sure that the high-profile crime was the work of the bandits of the trifonov group, and only now those who could be involved in the murder of igor kovalchuk became known co-owner of

strictly speaking, the kiev regime did not stop the provocations six times , the iaea was once againvinced at the nuclear power plant that there was no russian offensive technology, rossi was demonstrated. uh, that means armor technique. and yes, this is an armored personnel carrier, but this is, in fact, a laboratory on wheels. this, uh, means laboratory of radiation chemical biological monitoring. well, in terms of military action. yes, uh, it's in the form of military vehicles, but not really offensive payloads. it brings the very height of the crisis around zayats when the station was under the protection of our forces. ukraine tried to impose the idea of ​​creating a demilitarized zone, trying to mix the two concepts. here is the zone, delimited with the definition of a security zone, the russian side then declared. what are these kinds of links? well unacceptable why, simply put, ukraine would take advantage of the situation to solve its military-tactical tasks, the slightest weakening of the russian military presence of the national guard in energodar in the ap zone would lead

russia is open to discussing the situation at the zaporizhzhya npp with the iaea leadership, this was stated by the adviser to the general director of the concern rosenergoatom. rinat korca visit of rafael grossen, behind the nuclear power plant is scheduled for tomorrow details from our correspondent olga kurlayeva. everything is ready at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant to welcome the guests from the iaea, headed by mr. rafael groyse. this visit this time takes place on the initiative of the institute, that is, on the initiative of the mgt. however, he is the meeting party, he is the host party, that is , the rosenergo atom concern and the zaporozhye nuclear power plant itself have their own program for guests; tell and show the work that we have already completed here. that is , how we survived the winter with the help of what devices. uh, the notorious protective grid of perception, which was published a lot at one time and all kinds of truthful bonuses are not very truthful. yes , let's show him this object, tell him why it was done, so that he can see them with his eyes. you w

the russian military provides unprecedented security measures for the stay of the iaea delegation on the territory russia tell me how dangerous it is here now. i find, well, oh, we understand with you that the enemy is on the same side, despite the fact that the ceasefire regime is in effect. for our part, we are strictly fulfilling it. e, well, unfortunately, the certainty that it will be the same on the other side. unfortunately, there is no such fidelity. so today, as you can see, we are not very good on the one hand, not very good on the other hand. they even fly a lot. on the other side , movement is seen five white armored suvs stop on a hillock confer and move one car to the transition point in the first group. three observers from the rich. they change those who have already defended their monthly watch, he made one of the five armored ones at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant. east stops, the group mixes up and is already walking on foot. i pass under the bridge three groups of foreign delegates , the head of the mgaters himself, and their georgia hurriedly jumps in an armo

by the way, the iaea tells us that just with current technology, we could reach the 2030 goal of a 45% reduction if we were deploying the current technology fast enough. we are not. that's a choice. and instead, you see demand being met by mostly new projects , particularly with gas, and gas is part of the transition, folks . absolutely. but if you get to 2030 and you are not abating those initiatives, you are then contributing to the problem because you have to go from 20322050 net zero, and you cannot get there if you are building out 30 and 40-your gas infrastructure that's going to wind up being a stranded asset, so we have to look really closely at the capture of emissions, management of admissions. at the same time, management of demand -- and there are ways to manage demand, by the way -- and then, of course, the deployment of clean molecules and electrons. if we do that, we can win this battle. >> so low hanging fruit, methane. secretary kerry: totally. methane is -- really, efficiency is probably the lowest hanging fruit of all. >> fair enough. secretary kerry: it was said ear

powerful fire force traces of shelling of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant throughout its territory , iaeapectors and its leader tell in detail about one of the last strikes. all these windows were all. and it was the fourth power unit of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, built in 1987, that large-caliber munitions of communications got here and were destroyed. now they have been completely restored, and the walls have survived and are practically not damaged. we only see traces of fragments of the storage and spent nuclear fuel is located at a considerable distance from the power units, we move to it by bus, the site with these places, forty-ton reinforced concrete tanks, is covered with a steel mesh. such protection from fragments and possible attacks from the air , foreign journalists work at the station quite freely, all the restrictions associated solely with security measures. so the implementation of security measures is mandatory not only for the guests of the station, but also for the staff of the chief of the moscow bureau of a major chinese tv company tells us pleasantly, su

. >> translator: we have a roadmap with the iaea. on two occasions, mr. grossye's deputy came to iran in the past few weeks, and we had constructive and productive negotiations. we have always invited mr. grossi to come and visit iran soon. therefore, our relationship with the iaea is on its correct and natural path. we have said this to the u.s. side, through mediators, that we are on the path to reach an accord. if the iranian parliament adopts a new law, then we'll have to abide by the parliamentary act. so the window for an accord is still open. this window will not remain open forever. the u.s. party has been sending us positive messages through diplomatic channels. but in its media remarks, they make deceptive remarks that are totally different. and really, as an iranian foreign minister, sometimes i have serious doubts. >> reporter: of course this comes amid the fact that the iaea, the u.n. nuclear agency, has said that it has found uranium particles enriched to about 84%, that's very close to the 90% material that could be used for a nuclear weapo

now the iaea has also been concerned about the discovery of highly enriched uranium at one of iran's concern about this is because weapons grade enriched uranium is at 90% and what was discovered was 84%, we know now that mr grossi says there will be 50% more inspections to try to get to the bottom of this. this, iran says, their nuclear programme says is peaceful though it did acknowledge that there could have been what it called unintended fluctuations at the facility. mr grossi said he hoped this was a new phase in relations between iran and iaea saying he had concrete steps agreed to hear, but meant other countries may be more sceptical saying iran has made such promises in the past and not delivered. will it deliver now is the big question. here in the uk, the daily telegraph newspaper has published more leaked whatsapp messages about the former health secretary, matt hancock. they appear to show that mr hancock and his staff agonised for hours over whether or not he broke covid guidance when he kissed his aide. mr hancock also criticises the then chancellor's eat out to help ou