the visit comes one day after the iaea released a comprehensive report that concluded japan's plan issistent with international safety standards. earlier in the day, grossi met local government leaders and representatives from the fisheries industry. he assured them that staff from his agency will be stationed at a permanent office at the plant monitoring the procedure for as long as it takes. >> we are going to stay here with you for decades to come, until the last drop of the water which is accumulated around the reactor has been safely discharged, and being here means reviewing inspecting, checking that water. called for the central government and the plant operator to provide more information so local residents and fishermen would have a better understanding of the plan. grossi is to travel to south korea on friday. he also plans to visit pacific islands. >> i am going to explain what the iaea -- not japan, but the iaea is doing to ensure that there is no problem and that the environment is not getting any negative impact. >> the iaea chief says he's aware the chinese government i

stop i was here earlier in the week, just after i had handed over the comprehensive report by the iaean the plan to discharge the treated water from the fukushima nuclear power plant. ever since, from the fukushima nuclear power plant. eversince, i from the fukushima nuclear power plant. ever since, i have been continuing my efforts in this regard, including in particular by visiting fukushima, where a number of important things happened. the first, i would say, was for me the opportunity to meet with 11 mayors of the region, of the prefecture there, near the plant. the chamber of commerce, the fishermen association and other local actors and people from the area. i felt that my direct contact with them was indispensable, was something i was keen on doing in order to do what i am doing with you here, but of course, with the added, i would say, ingredient of this being in contact with the people at the first lines of impact of whatever we do there. what happened in march 2011 there and the subsequent actions that have been taken by the japanese government from my perspective the interna

iaea director general rafael grossi is due to arrive in south korea on friday to attend the agency's assessment of the japanese plan. >>> it's time for a check on the weather with our meteorologist jonathan oh. we had a wet start to thursday here in tokyo but got to see some sunshine as well. jonathan tells us how things are looking for friday. >> hello. we did see some rain moving its way toward the east as we went through the daytime hours thursday, and now we have a low pressure system located over hokkaido. so northern areas of japan may still be dealing with wet weather as you go into friday. but elsewhere we're talking about heat as high temperatures going to be moving into the 30s in plenty of locations as we go through friday. back towards the west we do have a seasonal stationary front moving out of china. and as it does so portions of of south korea into areas of western japan picking up on the rain into friday and the weekend looking quite wet for a good portion of japan. i mention the hot weather here. fukushima may hit 38 on friday, and that's hot. make sure you take it

but, of course, it needed the blessing of the iaea. international nuclear energy agency, to say this is now at a level which is acceptable to pump into the ocean. essentially the treatment process involves taking the water from the tanks, treating them, that means removing more than 60 radionuclides. one remains, which is tritium — they cannot separate that. but experts have said that it will be at well below legal concentration levels. now we've heard from rafael grossi himself saying that the government's plan is in conformity with international standards. he called it impartial, scientific, and he said that the effects of that are going to be negligible. so essentially saying that the nuclear watchdog, the international nuclear watchdog, is now setting the stage forjapan�*s government plan. i don't think that his reassurance is going to do anything to convince the japanese public, especially the anxiety in fukushima that i felt myself when i was there among the fishing community, who say that this is just going to deal another blow.

in the middle of this is the iaea, who has inspectors on site.re not clear how many there are, but they said there's no visible proof at this point that any explosives have been set at the site. however, they did put out a statement today, say that iaea experts have requested additional access that's necessary to confirm the absence of mines or explosives at the site, in it can't heart access to the roofstops of reactor units 3 and 4 is essentially, as well as parts of the turbine halls, and some parts of the cooling system at the plant. over the last week or so, we've had heard more and more claims that the russians have put mines in the cooling ponds, and explo explosive-laden trucks outside the reactors. i suppose at this point we should wait for tiaea to find ot what they have discovered. >>> what's happening in bakhmut. >> they say they're taking ground on a small village on the outskirts of bakhmut, but they continue to grapple with the fact the russians have a lot of artillery, far better airpower in the oarea. the strategic goal is to enc

tokyo is ready to take such a step after the conclusion of the protest issued by the iaea went throughs south koreans are concerned about the impact that the dump could have on the environment and the health of citizens. they took a tough stance in beijing, where they decided to abandon products from japan with anna voronina victims so many do not need to increase their number such calls from japanese fishermen sounded in tokyo near the prime minister's residence, and all because of the government's decision to dump water from the fukushima-1 nuclear power plant, good for this further in the tanks, damaged by the tsunami in 2011. the nuclear power plant has accumulated more than 1 million 250,000 tons of water, which was used to cool the reactors , officials assure that the water is generally free of radioactive substances and contains only a third of japanese fishermen. their confidence is not share. i don't think anyone can say with certainty that radioactively contaminated water is safe. we must stop behavior that allows radioactive elements to contaminate ocean fish and algae. the

— they really do need to see the iaea report to fully understand the ramifications and to die just— theand to die just that report before they can really make up their minds finattx — can really make up their minds finally. here in australia and new— finally. here in australia and new zealand, the ocean is a key part of— new zealand, the ocean is a key part of the — new zealand, the ocean is a key part of the culture and the culture _ part of the culture and the culture is deeply embedded in the coast and to the ocean. there — the coast and to the ocean. there is— the coast and to the ocean. there is disquiet here in many communities. earlierthis year communities. earlier this year a group — communities. earlier this year a group of _ communities. earlierthis year a group of australian scientists said that with the high — scientists said that with the high level of independent oversight by the iaea the risk of releasing this race water were — of releasing this race water were minimal given that japan was not — were minimal given that japan was not planning to release it all at — was not

at iaea says they had been told prior to this there were mines not just outside, but inside the plants have said that russians have placed explosives on the roof, and that could lead to a terrorist act, something that russia firmly denies but, john, perhaps in the understatement of the week, the statement from the iaea, after seeing the mines on the periphery on the plant in the buffer zone outside of the plant said they are inconsistent with iaea safety standards and nuclear security guidance. john. >> inconsistent. alex marquardt in odesa, alex, keep us posted. thank you for being there. rahel. >>> john, coming up for us, there was no baby on the side of the road and there was no kidnapping. the strange indication of the missing alabama woman was all a hoax. >>> rising to the level of impeachment. house speaker kevin mccarthy with the new threat against president biden. new reporting on his new step, and his next step, when we come back. ♪ ♪ helps you stay connected, ♪ safe ♪ and charged. ♪ the all-new chevy trax starting at $21,495. the possibilities are endless. the all-new tempur

yesterday the iaea mission examined the entire territory of the station and measured the traditionalkground. it corresponds to the natural one. the iaea specialists also examined the hydraulic structures, fixed the water level in the cooler pond , and also examined the work of the first well. uh, dough wells that set up to replenish. in case of need, water cooler rock is also e, the mt commission examined the territory of the station for the presence of explosive mines, it was fixed that they were in the working areas of the workspaces. were not found. and cooperation in the field of science and there has been a lot of talk about technology these days. here, for example, the conference ah, fundamental science, as the basis of technological sovereignty, and there they talked about the need to join forces in order to work together and move forward scientific progress together, for example, what president of the kurchatov institute mikhail kovalchuk said there we can talk further in the future about the creation of a unified research infrastructure russia africa, since we are now acting

there were no experts and he also encouraged japan to cooperate with the iaea to carry out a long-term international monitoring mechanism . at the same time, the chinese ambassador in tokyo said that the agreement of the international atomic energy agency with the international atomic energy agency (iaea) overturned japan's permit to discharge radioactive wastes. it is not considered a sea. the former foreign minister of china told china in the meeting with south korea and japan in china city that it doesn't matter how much you make your face look like europeans, but if you move in the direction desired by the west, you will never become a european american . he told the korean and japanese officials that you should try to get rid of the bullying of america and the west . he added that most of the americans and europeans are not even able to distinguish between the chinese, the japanese, and the people of south korea. harvard sued for discriminatory behavior, according to cnn hereditary admissions and giving preference to the children of former students as well as wealthy families have

has been towards pushing this forward. this i japan and iaea has been towards pushing this forward.d china and south _ pushing this forward. as i mentioned china and south korea _ pushing this forward. as i mentioned china and south korea have - pushing this forward. as i mentioned china and south korea have been - china and south korea have been vocally against the plan but according to the japanese government, their nuclear power plants also release water with higher levels of tritium, is that true and if so why should fukushima be treated differently?— be treated differently? there is no auestion be treated differently? there is no question that _ be treated differently? there is no question that bad _ be treated differently? there is no question that bad behaviour- be treated differently? there is no question that bad behaviour on - be treated differently? there is no | question that bad behaviour on the behalf of one group does notjustify the behaviour of another group. that has behalf of one group does notjustify the behaviour of another group. that has been a source of frustr

there is a permanent message -- permanent mission of the iaea, so we cannot relax. >> the iaea has been calling for the demilitarization of europe's largest nuclear power plant but has so cold -- so far failed to reach an agreement to reduce the risk of nuclear disaster. mark: we are watching the situation in ukraine. next, racial tension in a coastal town in tunisia turning to violence. migrants from sub-saharan africa the target. police detained some arguments and depart -- deported them as far away as the libyan border. tensions began after a 41-year-old libyan man was stabbed to death. three cameroonians have been arrested. we joined by a visiting scholar from yale university. thank you for joining us. can you give us your reading of the situation as it is right now? >> what we are witnessing is in many ways the latest in the launching of events that has been brewing in the country's management of migration for years. there's pressure from the eu to contain people on tunisian territory, so this tension between externalization policies is coming to a head with racism in the tunisian

. >> translator: i'd like to give a thorough explanation to people in fukushima about the iaea report, how we will ensure safety, and our measures to prevent harmful rumors. >> officials plan to start releasing treated and diluted water some time this summer. >>> well, japan's neighbors have shown different reactions to the plan to release the treated and diluted water. the south korean government issued a report on the outcome of its own investigation and analysis on friday. it says seoul has confirmed the concentration of radioactive material will meet standards for ocean discharge if a release is carried out as planned. >> translator: in our review of the possible effect from the planned release the results show it would not have a significant impact on south korean waters. >> meanwhile, china's general administration of customs issued a statement. it says the iaea report does not fully reflect the opinions of experts who took part in the assessment. china suggested tightening restrictions on food imports from japan saying that it'll take all possible measures to ensure the safety

iaea is caught in the middle. observers there, we don't know if there are four as president zelenskyy said or more, but clearly they have a lot of work to do. they apparently have asked for access to those areas where the ukrainians have suggested that mines or explosives have been put but anyone who has seen that plant or pictures of that plant, it's huge. it's massive, over a huge area. if they only have four people there and under the eyes of the russians, russian troops, it's hard to say what they'll see or how they'll see it. alex. >> a small international force caught between the two warring sides. ben, thanks very much for that report. >>> just ahead, new details on the man arrested in former president barack obama's neighborhood with guns. prosecutors drawing a connection straight to donald trump. ( ( sfx: engine revving ) ok, dad that w was great, but on this next t take i'm going to need more speed. more speed. more speed. more speed. miles, we good on sound? the best performance is high performance. get

and the iaea, the international atomic energy agency, does have experts on the scene.y've been looking to try and see if they can spot anything they say they haven't so far, but they do want more access, particularly to power plants three and four, which they are, which is the source of the concern. so there's still a lot of talk about this and no clarity yet on what might be there or what might still happen. but clearly, there is some concern about that plant at the moment. our correspondent in kyiv there. tech firm google says the rise of ai marks the "most profound" technology shift in our lifetimes and might boost britain's economy by £400 billion by the end of the decade. it's made the remarks in a new report looking at economic impact in the uk. for more on this i'm nowjoined by debbie weinstein — she's google uk and ireland managing director. so good to have you on the programme, thanks for taking the time tojoin us. first programme, thanks for taking the time to join us. first of all, let's talk about the 400 billion figure, enabling annual growth of 2.6% i thi

this is iaea chief rafael grossi. >> it is not an iaea decision, the government of japan if the government decides to proceed with that, the iaea will be permanently here reviewing, monitoring, assessing the activity for decades to come. amy: the plan has drawn ire from china and south korea, as well as smaller pacific island nations, environmentalists, and a large section of people in japan. the treated water still contains tritium, a byproduct of nuclear fission which has been linked to cancer. the u.n. security council voted tond its dece-long peacekeeping presence in mali after the country's military junta toldhe 13,000-oop internatiol force toeave. mali h suffered adly attac from armed rebel groups across its north and central regions following uprising 2012. the serity crisis has led to back-to-back coups in 2020 and 2021. in additn to the u. forces, an estimated 1000 fighters from russia's wagner mercenary group remain in li. earlier this year, u.n. repo found wagner soldiers took part in an attack on the village of moura lastear, whichilled 500 people, mostly civilians, guatemala h

here's the head of the iaea speaking earlier.been proposed and devised is in conformity with the agreed international standards... ..and its application. and if the government decides to proceed with it, would have negligible impact on the environment, meaning the water, fish and sediment. it all started in 2011 when the nuclear plant in fukushima was hit by a huge earthquake and tsunami —— destroying its cooling systems. 1,000 giant tanks now stand near the former plant, full of water. this final report comes as a blow to those who opposed the plan: china, south korea and pacific islands — and fishermen in the region who believe it will decimate their industry — yet again. back in 2011, no one wanted to buy their produce — here s haruo ono who spoke to the bbc last year? translation: our fish from fukushima is popular again. | people know we check every fish for radiation so they feel safe. but now the government wants to release this contaminated water into the sea. we do not trust them and we do not feel safe. let's hear now f

why would the iaea invite a biased organization at all?hows that you were right. they are now. yes, they may not be friends with us organization, but they believe their eyes. they believe in the data that the zaporozhye npp receives and publishes this information to the outside world, and we don’t need anything more from western organizations. just broadcasting objective information. we have enough of this for you . thank you for establishing a working relationship with rafael groise despite the difficulties and pressure. thank you for sharing information with us. we look forward to new treatments with you. well, everything. kind thanks the day before, the kiev authorities, and actively dispersed the panic around. uh, zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant was written, and its speedy explosion in jesus was reported that it was at night that russia itself could commit a provocation and pass it off as an action of ukraine detonating their devices cannot damage the power unit, but it can create a picture of shelling by ukraine of better excuses tha

the iaea chief says mines were located in a restricted area and were facing away from the site. but called having explosives there inconsistent with the safety standards and guidance. salma abdelaziz is following all of this for us. a bit of an under statement, inconsistent with security. >> you have to understand that the iaea is in a very delicate position. for months now the grchief has been trying to negotiate a deal to essentially create a safe zone around zaporizhzhia so that means trying to get russia and ukraine to agree to something in the middle of a war in what is the heart of the battlefield essentially is where this nuclear power plant is sitting. but of course this is very alarming information and it comes after ukraine made this claim that there were mines around the site. now, again, the iaea chief saying it is a restricted area and clearly marked, but again, a sign of just how much this one nuclear power plant is being drawn into the heart of the conflict that ukraine has time and time again appealed for moscow essentially to hand over the nuclear power plant to

power plant at any other nuclear power plant, make a provocation with a dirty bomb, so now even the iaeassel. forced. there is somehow to slow down all this and reduce the degree of this glow, however, it was an alarming picture cycle. they call non-stop here and the panic buying of products on the territory of the zaporozhye region, which is still controlled by the khunti, and exercises in chemical protection suits that everyone had to wear in a row. here are the police officers to public utilities and calls to stock up on iodine, coupled with the recommendations of dr. komarovsky how to take it correctly? in short, they are a narrative of the inevitability of a nuclear apocalypse for ukrainian tv now. almost key and understandable. why try in the eyes of their population in the eyes there are ordinary people who support ukraine in other countries to shift. uh , the responsibility for this unsuccessful counteroffensive is shifted to uh, to the biden and to the western countries there in that they did not provide sufficient weapons. and against this background it is very good to go to be

decision of the japanese government and completely called inhuman and illegal, if only because that the iaeaould not assess the impact on the environment. yes, and in international law there are no clauses that allow the agency to issue permits for the discharge of polluted water in opposition to south korea with its neighbors in solidarity and confidence in the bribe of a million euros, which the japanese side handed over to the magat. japan should apologize to the world for its plans to dump high-level nuclear waste into the sea after the fukushima accident and immediately abandon them . at the same time, a persistent message does not enter into a confrontation. the bribes called a fake japanese plan to dump sfokusima water that meets international standards, and the impact on south korea's water is negligible in russia after the message of the intention to dump it into the ocean. water from the nuclear power plant was strengthened by radiation control over products from japan a to voronina vesti. the dprk carried out a new launch of a supposedly ballistic missile, it was in the air for ab

groyse went to inspect the nuclear plant, and then tried to calm the locals by promising that the iaearification mission, which would stay fukushima until the completion of all work. i have to admit that i don't have a magic wand. i don't have a magic solution for all the doubts and worries that may arise, but we have one. we are definitely going to stay here and will stay with you for decades until the last drop of water accumulated in the reactor is safely removed, talking about the timing. he named everything, among other things, in 2063, not forgetting to add that his personal career plans do not exactly extend that far sergey mingazhev alexey pichko. east asia bureau of news. tokyo japan rusfond raises funds for eight-year-old veronika the son of vilyana from balashikha, the girl has a rare disease after suffering from covid due to cerebrovascular accident. she does not recognize anyone and cannot walk. veronica needs a rehabilitation course, but the family has no money. alexey knor. tell you how you can help. in the twenty-second year she graduated from kindergarten. that's when

here are the shots, he recalled that iaea inspectors are constantly at the station.orcha, adviser to the head of the concern, rosenergo, said today. everything that concerns the actions of the russian federation at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant fits into the norms into the standards and requirements, including the magadai requirements for compliance with the radiation safety standards. understand to uh control, uh, for uh, storage and moving radioactive materials to us, and in this sense, but in the professional sense of the word. a. well, let's say blush a little. not for that, all the necessary measures, but to ensure nuclear safety have been taken and will be taken. in the belgorod region , the territory of our country is defended by artillerymen. i saw and told how their work is going, eugene is incomprehensible. the calculation of the anti-tank gun mt-12 therapy works smoothly stay close to the ground. so now there is a real combat work on the opposition worked on the stronghold of the enemy. after all the shells are gone. according to the targets, the mi

the shutdown of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant from the dnieper line was commented at the iaea byafael grosse, said that representatives of the organization would continue to stay on the territory of the nuclear power plant , he stressed that the iaea receives information about the situation at the plant from its representatives on site. georgia also reiterated that the agency regards the situation at the nuclear power plant as extremely fragile and dangerous economic news. briefly, the euro has overcome the mark of 98 rubles. for the first time since march last year, the dollar went above 90 rubles. the currency has not risen so high for a year and a half, the ruble is under pressure amid a decrease in export earnings, experts say. also affected are high budget expenditures and the exit of non-residents from russian assets. at the same time, according to the first deputy chairman of the central bank, ksenia yudaev, the regulator, still sees no risks in the weakening of the ruble. since the beginning of the year, more than 21.5 trillion rubles of taxes have been collected in russi

the iaea say that this is consistent with safety guidelines but there are still concerns. how sure can the atomic energy agency be? >> reporter: right. so the concerns are about the safety of this water. not only short term but also long term. what will it do to the marine life for example. that is why fishermen here in japan are among many groups expressing reservations about the release of water in addition to the broader international community. i was just at fukushima back in april and it looks much more than a water treatment facility than a nuclear power plant. it is there that the tanks of water, enough to fill 500 olympic swimming pools, has been filtered and diluted. you mentioned the international standards for safe water release. and this water still will contain a radioactive ice so ra but it is consistent with the levels we've seen released from other nuclear facilities not only here in this part of the world, but around the entire globe. still despite the reassurances including a visit today, highly symbolic visit today by head of the international atomic ene

the iaea was aware of other explosives inside and outside the plant, they say.hese are that were spotted by aeae experts over the weekend are directional anti-personnel mines that are points outwards away from the plant. they're designed to hurt, maim, or kill humans. so they would not be expected to harm the plant itself, of course, should they go off. now, the experts who were there on the ground, they were told by people who were working in the facility, and these are still, you know, nuclear experts. these are people who have been working in the plant for some time, despite this russian occupation, that this was a military decision. that this is an area controlled by the russian military. and then we heard also, in this statement from the iaea, an understatement, if you will, boris, that these explosives are inconsistent with safety standards and nuclear security guidance, just a nice way of saying that we would much rather that explosives and mines were not near the biggest nuclear power plant in europe. boris? >> an understatement, indeed. alex, what can y

then i have a second question. >> from our perspective, the iaea secretary general's report was basedprofessional analysis of the international institution, and i'll leave it at that. i'd say the rok government made its own statements and reactions to that, which we thought were constructive. >> south korea's meeting, nuclear conservative meeting, we heard in seoul -- do you have any contents of the meeting, who is going to be attending this meeting? >> i don't have anything to announce today. i will say, though, that i spoke with my south korean counterpart last evening to discuss preparations for that meeting. it will be an important meeting. there will be high-level participation by the united states because this is an important issue on which we place priority. launching the nuclear consultative group is an outcome of the washington summit between president yoon and president biden, an outcome of the washington declaration, and you'll see in this meeting we are serious about taking this effort forward. last question. >> jake, five days after cocaine was found in the washington, co

that was rafael grossi of the iaea speaking earlier.an expert in nuclear safety. she gave us her assessment of japan's proposal. the system is efficient because tepco wants to ensure the water quality they are releasing and they also want to ensure that the water quality of the ocean will be fine. so they are basically removing almost all of the radionuclides from that water, except for radioactive hydrogen, which is tritium. you cannot remove hydrogen from water. so that's why we say that the water is radioactive because it contains a little bit of radionuclide that cannot be removed. on the other hand, the half—life of tritium is 11 years and it has been already more than 11 years past the accident. it means that at least half of the tritium is already decayed. tepco claims that they will release the water really slowly and it will give even more time for tritium to decay in this water. a number of environmental groups aren't convinced with the release of this water. they don't agree with it. certainly, greenpeace has accused tokyo of

iaea experts received additional access to a number of objects of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power planthey requested this earlier. said the head of the agency rafael groupe specialist. now it is necessary to investigate other parts of the zpp, the power facility, taking into account provocations. kiev is now under enhanced protection, let me remind you zelensky earlier said to russia that he allegedly prepared and is considering a scenario of a terrorist attack at the station, although our country has emphasized more than once the consequences of any incident can be monstrous that is why the russian side monitors the safety of the station so much. the moscow expo center today has become a point of attraction for anyone interested in weapons and systems security, a large-scale exhibition of the national guard was opened there, where the most advanced russian technologies and defenses and attacks from ultra-modern rifles and gunner drones are presented, which are capable of staying in the air for 3 days, for example, the so-called incarnation. in it, a fighter becomes invulnerable to enem

in the most transparent fashion possible and has a clean bill of health from the iaea to this point. any other information that is out there is not tracking with where they are at. i understand that was the first goal? admiral mike gilday: you cannot have a country that is in better standing in this then australia has. i think we probably have to do a better job of propagating this storyline and we will. >> that is enough from us here, so your hand go up, stand up and ask a sustained question. -- ask a question. >> all of these summaries and allies in the region has me thinking about the potential for incidents or unexpected events with china or other nations. for those of us in beijing last week, with secretary blinken, we were finding out that there was not a great through in getting a military to military channel going to work with china. i am wondering is it worth loosening sanctions on the chinese defense minister to get some kind of budgetary to military -- some kind of military to military channel going? thank you. admiral mike gilday: china's inhibitions around military to mi

it's the iaea that's how they monitor the situation inspectors.gt, firstly, it should be noted that their number has doubled now it is four inspectors. these mean experts. uh, monitor the situation almost around the clock, they have access to all infrastructure facilities. e, they get answers to all their questions. and what is characteristic of these e, cries of hysteria accusations that we were still guilty, the onset of events is accompanied either by the silence of the mgt inspectors, who simply do not see anything like that, or by the statements of their leader. rafael grozka, who has already spoken out more than once. and about the fact that there are no signs, and not that there is cooking there by some act terrorist or otherwise. and no fa. this is a, who would say, they are observing nuclear safety standards by the russian federation, it is not noted if suddenly, uh, the ukrainian side decides on such an uh, completely inadequate step, like a strike on the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, from where they can be sure that all this nuclear

and that's why we have pushed -- in english, iaea, we pushed them, and we say, look, your team here,our people. and this plant is like city. it's really like -- >> huge. >> it is huge, it's very big. four people will not find mines. you have to invite more people. and stuff from other countries. some countries, we have also nuclear plants, and they can be also -- they will help you to manage to find, to search, and et cetera. and they said, yes, the reason this happens on the territory, but we didn't see mines. and i said, even if you have 1,000 people there, you will not find mines. because, it can't be so. it's a big, big world, and you need big, big team for us. we just tell you that we think that it's dangerous for today. this special team has to take it and to check, because, in the documents, there was some signal that they could mine it with, you know, how to say -- distance -- >> distance mining. >> you understand it, yes. to give iaea the ideas, to give ieae will say everything is under control, everything is good, ukraine is tough. and in one week, they will blow. that's wh

so this discharge is actually very, very conservative as the iaea say.ses problems if it is internal? >> it is such a low energy and also because it's got a low half life but passes through the body quickly. it has little effect on you. haidi: my last question is are there better alternatives to disposal and will the fear -- is this a barrier when it comes to nuclear energy? >> there's an understandable concern when you say you're going to discharge radioactive water to the sea, it sounds like a bad idea. not all radioactive materials are the same. bananas are radioactive, full of potassium. tritium has the least problems. you got 60 years of experience of discharge from nuclear power plants. without any harm to the environment. this is very conservative. haidi: thank you for elucidating us tony. honorary associate professor at amu. turn into bloomberg radio and hear more from the days big newsmakers and get more analysis from our team, broadcasting in hong kong. the app is where you can find that or bloombergradio.com. more ahead, this is bloomberg. ♪ n

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operation, all decisions are made by the japanese authorities and the station operator the role of the iaeaan objective assessment of the situation from a scientific point of view. if we note any problems during the implementation of the plan. of course, we will immediately make them public. we ct will conduct regular inspections as the water release plan progresses. in japan, it is claimed that the liquid as a whole, purified, contains only a small amount of a third of the radioactive isotope of hydrogen, it is expected that over a million tons of such water will be dumped into the ocean over the next 30 years. drainage will begin this summer. today came the news that the russian prosecutor's office began check the still operating in russia company mars business news denis talalaev. denis, what else do they say that they are trying to find funding for the ukrainian army right away? and unpaid taxes. the prosecutor's office of the moscow region began checking the american company mars, tass reports , citing a law enforcement source . according to him, they check the company on two occasions

nonpermanent members of the un security council, and of course they sit in the un's general assembly, on the iaea of governors, and they can potentially influence votes for iran. not to mention the fact that both zimbabwe and uganda have uranium deposits. so there is some value there in terms of the cultural, ideological realm, i would say that iran is going to be pushing on two levers. given that again, this is a christian and sunni-majority continent, they will be pushing on the anti-colonialism card, which it often does when it visits these countries to try to galvanize elites and citizens during these visits. secondly, it will also seek to make inroads in in the small shia communities of these countries, particularly in kenya and uganda. mohammed: eric, i want to ask you particularly about one of the countries that have come up in this discussion, that is saudi arabia and the role that the reestablishment of diplomatic ties that iran has now had with saudi arabia is playing in all of this. the fact that the diplomatic ties between both countries were restored in march, is that one of the reas

that the iaea rafaelbrus, well, there, using modern methods, including on twitter, conveyed his point view, conveyed this assessment of his experts. well, in this way, everyone who wanted to arrange a provocation. in general, in this case, uh were bred in a clean year, because with inform attacks with such and such an inform war can only be handled in one way. this is honest, showing the state of affairs and confirming this state of affairs, by some independent estimates, sawn clean water. in the sense that the day before they announced that the ukrainian side was going to carry out bombings. zaporizhzhya yes, including this uh, as far as i understand hmm and intelligence, and our armed forces and uh testimonies, including saboteurs who got into tape a, speak of signs of preparation such an attack, this is possible of course. and so it is analytical. connect the two processes, that is, getting ready gunners get ready. uh , the designation of targets on the other hand , in fact, their own bosses fan the fire that russia was about to blow it up. but you have to be our complete idiot to

neither side providing any evidence, and the nuclear watchdog, the iaea, said there's no visible indications of mines or explosives. residents in zaporizhzhia have become used to living in the shadow of the threat. drills are routinely held in the region for civilians. this time it feels different, says chairman of the regional council. >> it's obvious. for me it's completely obvious that they will try to do something. >> reporter: russia already stands accused of recent sabotage blamed for blowing up the nova kakhovka dam just last month, wiping out dozens of towns and villages. this young mother has withstood the worst of the war so far. "we're ready for everything," she says, "so much has already happened here that i think nothing can scare us anymore." listening closely, the 11-year-old struggles to match her mother's courage. we were told that residents would be alerted what to do on their mobile phones in case of an emergency like get inside and close the doors and windows. but ukraine's health ministry said people should be prepared to evacuate at a moment's notice. charlie d'agata, c

the shutdown of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant from the dnieper line was commented at the iaea byhe head of the international agency , rafael grosse, who said that representatives of the organization would continue to stay on the territory of the nuclear power plant . he repeated that the agency regards the situation at the nuclear power plant as extremely fragile and dangerous 5 drones were shot down this morning in a new one in moscow in the district the village of valuevo and the village of krivosheino. one of them fell in the odintsovo district, according to the ministry of defense, the drones were heading towards the capital. well , four devices did not reach their destination and were destroyed by the forces. air defense is another one suppressed by means of electronic warfare destruction, there are no casualties in connection with the incident, all flights that were supposed to land at vnukovo were redirected to other airports roskosmos, yuri borisov details, he discussed with the minister of science, technology and innovation submitting cooperation appeal. we are still at

, he perfectly sees what the tragedies lead to so, it is unlikely that the director general of the iaeaans, but in zelensky's office there are clearly no such statements. they waited for georgia to say a hare, after ukraine constantly talks about the risks of entering the world, it already reacts a little differently, except for one person. a storm in a rather odd sequence. i ironically, i say, the subject of the gross. he says there are no risks. we don't see any risks. this is clowning, which this man arranges. it is necessary to react more harshly to this harsh reaction. cave obviously expects from nato even a potential the threat of a nuclear power plant is another reason to throw away another supply of weapons, just next week an italian himself will pass in lithuania 1,000 km from the zaporozhye nuclear power plant itself , it’s not so far for radiation that ukraine is imitating, and this terrorist act, but in the case if the world community does not listen to vladimir zelensky. if his western partners doubt that there really are threats and that money really needs to be allocated

groise went to inspect the nuclear plant and then tried to reassure the locals by promising that the iaeald open a special verification mission that would remain in fukushima until all work was completed. i have to admit that i don't have a magic wand. i don't have a magic solution for all the doubts and worries that may arise, but we have one. we are definitely going to stay here and will stay with you for decades until then. until the last drop of water accumulated in the reactor is safely removed, talking about timing. groyse named, among other things, the year 2063, not forgetting to add that his personal career plans do not exactly extend that far . changes in vision can change habitual things with age, then the background was created to nourish the restoration and preservation of youthfulness of the eyes ; the whole country. use the state services to provide a package of documents. to several specialties to please loved ones with convenient transfers in russia and to more than 10 countries of the world and receive from meetings with friends not only emotions, but also up to 30% cash

groise went to inspect the nuclear plant, and then tried to reassure the locals by promising that the iaean a special monitoring mission, which would remain in fukushima until all work was completed. i have to admit that i don't have a magic wand. i don't have a magic solution for all the doubts and worries that may arise, but we have one. we are definitely going to stay here and will stay with you for decades until the last drop of water accumulated in the reactor will not be safely removed. speaking about the timing, groyse named, among other things, the year 2063, not forgetting to add that his personal career plans do not exactly extend that far sergey mingazhev alexey pechkova accurate asian news bureau, tokyo japan this week , the sco leaders' summit took place online among the main decisions to the unification of iran in the statements made at the meeting. let's talk about the economy soars in the program. watch right now. on this i say goodbye to you until the meeting of good news. not in the spotlight of the world politics and economy, after all, last week, there was a summit of t

well here's how i am aware now the iaea has requested additional access to the sites for s to confirms stated in a new statement by the agency's director general, rafael grossi, as experts want to inspect the roofs of reactor blocks number three and number four and parts of the turbine halls and cooling systems of station b uralsib, we know that prospects are where feelings are where they are waiting. where they love there are prospects, and with uralsib bank they become a reality uralsi prospects where you are sber megamarket opens the price of the park festival of discounts and the carousel of goods for the whole family, for example, a set for hair care base for only 399 rubles. sber megamarket summer reduced prices for 10,000 products in abc washing powder 2.5 kg 31299 the most difficult tasks for any tile and any base real masters choose so quickly booked russia free debit cards for life your status number of points, as well as many pleasant offers try a dental shepherds malaya connects for gum health and protection against cavities and bacteria, himolaya comprehensive care, stron

come on, i 'm sitting thinking, well, 2 days ago your boss referred to this grossel at the iaea theycting respectful in everything world e organizations. this is a world-respected organization, and everything was worth saying grossel, right? yes, we did not say all this, he all ceased to be for the ukrainians. uh, whatever it is, i'm ending today on a very important anniversary. yes, 80 years ago, uh, so, so the german command launched the most powerful operation citadel, uh, on july 5, 1943. uh, having lowered the tanks forward throughout german science, it means that everything is as it should be on our already well -prepared positions, deep and shelled positions. we have been waiting for this attack for a long time. and, by the way, did not succumb to persuasion. e to start first, as vatutin suggested. that is, we waited until the right moment, then began a really serious offensive operation. what was i thinking then? so i watched the non-fascist nazi press of those of that period. after all, they also assured themselves that the demoralized and forcibly mobilized red army runs at

with me station, and then tried to reassure the locals, promising that the iaea will open a special verificationma until all work is completed. i have to admit that i don't have a magic wand. i don't have a magic solution for all the doubts and worries that may arise, but we have one we are definitely going to stay here and will stay with you decades until the last drop of water accumulated in the reactor is safely eliminated, talking about the timing of groys, he named, among other things, 2063, not forgetting to add that his personal career plans do not exactly extend that far sergey mingazhev. alexey pechkov. east asian translate, tokyo japan more sports news defender mario fernandez will continue his career at the zenith of the testimony kicked off the oral marathon and the silk road. a international federation. swimming officially recognized world records elements. kolesnikova and evgeny chekunova , alexander avraambu has all the details. he joins me sasha greetings tell me about the first day of the marathon. yes sasha good morning. first day of competition. it will take place just today,

he also called on the world community and the iaea to stop, kiev is still not too late to avoid the tragedyian side is now being accepted.

groyse went to inspect the nuclear plant, and then tried to reassure the locals, promising that the iaeaecial monitoring mission, which will remain in fukushima until all work is completed. i have to admit that i don't have a magic wand. i don't have a magic solution for all the doubts and worries that may arise, but we have one. we are definitely going to stay here and will stay with you for decades until the last drop of water accumulated in the reactor is rassu safely eliminated. i mentioned the timing of the gross, among other things, the year 2063, not forgetting to add that his personal career plans do not exactly extend so far sergey mingazhev alexey pechkov. east asian news bureau, tokyo japan concerts, performances , film screenings and exhibitions the festival of arts has opened in nizhny novgorod. bitter plus. it is dedicated to the 155th anniversary of the birth of the great russian writer, residents and guests of the city. interesting meetings with actors and musicians await on the volga, there are also digital projects dedicated to the work of alexei maksimovich about the f