this is being done in order to prevent the international atomic energy agency from entering the plant. we have a lot of evidence to show the international atomic energy agency, in particular how the ukranian army has showed the nuclear facility and the nearby city of enter go dar law. all these attacks are documented in all of this will certainly be presented to the international atomic energy agency mission, which is coming here. this is what ukrainian politicians and their military are afraid, because they are terrorizing not only russia, but also their own citizens who live here. the international atomic energy agency says it will send a delegation to the power plant this week to inspect the situation. the team includes the head of the global nuclear watchdog, an expert from 13 countries, some of whom may remain at the facility on a permanent basis. however, kev says that once the i 8 to come to a single conclusion that moscow is responsible for the damage to the plant, the day has come, the international atomic energy agency support and assistance mission to zap roacha is now on i

i think this is being done in order to prevent the international atomic energy agency from entering the plant. although we have a lot of evidence to show the international atomic energy agency in particular, and how the ukrainian army has sheldon nuclear facility and the nearby city of n or go to r u b as low. all these attacks are documented and all of this will certainly be presented to the international atomic energy agency mission, which is coming here. this is what ukrainian politicians and their military are afraid of them because they are terrorizing, not only russia, but also their own citizens who live here. as kind of, as the international atomic energy agency says, his delegation will reach the power plant later this week to inspect the situation . same includes the head to all be global nuclear watchdog, and experts from 13 countries high. the key of says it once the i e h to come to a single conclusion that moscow is responsible for the trouble at the plant. the day has come, the international atomic energy agency support and assistance mission to zap roacha is now on its w

for preventing the international atomic energy agency from accessing outside. we are fighting to ensure that specialist representatives of the international atomic energy agency can get to the zap, rosie nuclear power plant. they want to get there to and the international atomic energy agency as a structure has been ready to do this for a long time. but all of this so called western community, of course, together with the key of regime, is doing everything to prevent this well, the latest attack occurred on some day one civilian was killed and another injured . a young woman receive struck the wounds on needed hospital treatment. local officials also said ukrainian rockets targeted in nearby thermal power station which generates the energy for the nuclear power from joined in the studio by r t donal quarter for more in this high don. yeah, tucking europe largest nuclear plant. it's bad enough but refusing to then and best the gated thoroughly things. 80 arctic take us through the story. well yeah. key of stephanie playing with a whole lot of fire by continually

n for preventing the international atomic energy agency from accessing the side. we are fighting to ensure that specialists, representatives of the international atomic energy agency can get to the zap rosy nuclear power plant. they want to get there to and the international atomic energy agency as a structure has been ready to do this for a long time. but all this so called western community, of course, together with the key of regime, is doing everything to prevent this. while i'm joined in the studio by ortiz, donal quarter to talk more on that hi dawn year, the horrors of chernobyl, remain fresh and mines, particularly in the region. yet a potential disaster on that scale is reportedly being wrist. again, take us through while union key of is no doubt playing with a whole lot of fire by continuously launching missiles. launching artillery shells a targets near these upper osha nuclear power plants. they did that as early as sunday when one civilian was killed. another was injured and there was also a lot of shelling on saturday the day before. now the authoriti

the consensus is the best people for that is the un international atomic energy agency. — here's nicholas roth again to explain. it is an important point _ explain. it is an important point that the iaea has been playing — point that the iaea has been playing an incredibly important role in — playing an incredibly important role in ukraine since the beginning of the war. they have been _ beginning of the war. they have been keeping the world's attention on the ongoing nuclear_ attention on the ongoing nuclear crisis, notjust in seborrhoea but are nuclear facilities _ seborrhoea but are nuclear facilities throughout the country. they have been functioning as officially as the arbiter of truth, putting statements on a regular basis about— statements on a regular basis about safety and security of the site. _ about safety and security of the site, that is why many in the site, that is why many in the public— the site, that is why many in the public are begetting the information of what has been going — information of what has been going on— information of what has been goin

we expect a clear statement from the international atomic energy agency mission about the violations of all nuclear safety protocols. we know that russia endangers not only ukraine, but the whole world, exposing it to the risk of a nuclear catastrophe. the visit comes after another international watchdog, amnesty international came under fire for its criticism of ukraine. earlier this month, they published their reports accusing the ukrainian military of violating monetary law. the clayton, the military are putting civilian lives at risk by placing its military asset is close to civilian infrastructure. the reports spar fury and tear which led to no independent experts are set to review the findings of the report of the school. broad murray, the former senior security policy analyst in the office of the u. s. department of defense micro maloof told me the investigation must be impartial because the alternative would be catastrophic. it's. it's very west and dominated, as you can imagine. so it's going to be, it's going to take a western more western perspective on things and, and tha

we expect a clear statement from the international atomic energy agency mission about the violations of all nuclear safety protocols. we know that russia endangers not only ukraine, but the whole world, exposing it to the risk of a nuclear catastrophe. the visit comes after another international watchdog amnesty international came under fire for its criticism of ukraine earlier this month. just to remind you as published a report accusing the ukraine military of violating humanitarian at law. unless the claim, the military is putting civilian lives at risk by placing its military assets close to civilian infrastructure, the report spark fury and key f, which then led to amnesty issuing an apology. independent experts are sent to review the findings of the reports. let's draw the line to michael maloof, michael's a former pentagon senior security policy analyst with the have you on the program today. and michael, i suppose it's all very well and undergoing a probe undoing all that comes without. but the bottom line is, how impartial the investigation is going to be, will it be? well,

what all those attacks come as the international atomic energy agency theme is on its way. there are from key f. know they are expected to reach the power station to day. at some stage. moscow say that hope's the mission will help stop ukraine's could nuclear blackmail wherever ukraine officials want the international nuclear watched. to put all the blame for that situation on russia when i should enter. so the blended on and we hope that the visit of the international atomic energy agency is mission to this approach. a nuclear plant will help stop here, provoking a catastrophe and stop its nuclear blackmail as well. they will more. it is urgent to demilitarize, the plant withdrawal russian military clear up plan to organize a demilitarized zone, both inside and around the nuclear power plant and transfer the entire plant under the control of the ukrainian state. we expect a clear statement from the international atomic energy agency mission about the violations of all nuclear safety protocols. we know that russia endangers not only ukraine, but the whole world, exposing it

this is being done in order to prevent the international atomic energy agency from entering the plant. although we have a lot of evidence to show the international atomic energy agency in particular, how the ukranian army has sheldon nuclear facility and the nearby city of enter. good are you be slow. all these attacks are documented and all of this will certainly be presented to the international atomic energy agency mission, which is coming here. this is what ukrainian politicians and their military are afraid because they are terrorizing not only russia, but also their own citizens who live here. at least 20 people have reportedly been killed in hundreds injured and unrest in iraq. after protesters broke into government offices in baghdad. in support of a leading opposition, shia cleric, who has announced his retirement from politics after he was unable to form a government which has sparked an outbreak of violence. ah, this latest footage shows protesters taken to the streets this by a nationwide curfew. you can hear long burst of gunfire as law enforcement battled with protesters

zone around the plant — demilitarised zone around the plant and agreed to allow an international atomic energy agencyational atomic energy agency visit as soon as possible. drought and record temperatures in china threaten rivers and crops, putting several provinces on a national red alert. and — back from the brink. the large blue butterfly has its best summer in 150 years. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we begin in the us, where a federaljudge has ordered thejustice department to release a redacted version of the underlying evidence that prompted an fbi search at donald trump's mar—a—lago home earlier this month. the judge who approved the search warrant said the redacted version of the affidavit submitted in application of the warrant should be unsealed, citing public interest as the reason to do so. prosecutors now have until noon on friday to make the document public. our north america correspondent, anthony zurcher gave us the latest from outside the court in florida. judge bruce reinhart who works in the federal courtjust behind me has given the us justice depar

the russian defense ministry is ready to provide the international atomic energy agency with high resolution images will show that weapons, especially heavy ones, are not located on the territory of the plant. now, despite an energy crisis taking hold in the e. u, poland, presidents as calling for the dismantling. now the nord stream to pipeline, which was built to supply gas from russia to europe. well, let's get the take on this from r t contributor rachel marston. hi, rachel. yeah, it appears e u. countries want to get gas prices under control, but at the same time get rid of their dependence on russian gas. tough one. yeah, well, officials across the european union have really been pushing the unity rhetoric really hard lately. but as various member states start eyeing tough times on the horizon with energy inflation and cost of living crises that really, i mean, it looks like it's going to be tested this solidarity. so some countries are on such a blah blind anti russian footing that they're promoting scorched earth policies. for example, polish. the pools president is now saying that h

the long awaited mission by the international atomic energy agency to the zappa, rosie a nuclear power plant could take place within days. that's according to the bodies director general. the facility now under russian military control has come under continued shelling in recent weeks with moscow blaming ukrainian forces for the bombardment. and the plant is the largest nuclear power station in europe, and the shelling has stopped fears of a new killer catastrophe with the potential experts say to be worse than the turn noble disaster. they states, such an incident, could affect many countries, such as turkey and other near bring nations of ukraine, r t rushes alexia rep, and is the 1st international journalist to report from the sprawling territory group. nice if you would be optimistic responses the largest power plant in europe suffer raja is being shell daily by the cranny military recently as a result of yet another attack, one civilian was killed on the spot and yet another was fatally wounded. still, the station continues to operate with its reactors, generating energy with the

we hope that the visit of the international atomic energy agency is mission to this approach. a nuclear plant will help stop here, provoking a catastrophe and stop it's nuclear blackmail as well. so very little more. it is urgent to demilitarize, the plant withdrawal russian military clear, our plan to organize the demilitarized zone, both inside and around the nuclear power plant and transfer the entire plant under the control of the ukrainian state. we expect a clear statement from the international atomic energy agency mission about the violations of all nuclear safety protocols. we know that russia endangers not only ukraine, but the whole world, exposing it to the risk of a nuclear catastrophe. the visit comes after another, a global watchdog amnesty international came under fire for its criticism of ukraine. earlier this month, it published their reports accusing the ukrainian military and violating humanitarian law. no honestly claimed the military is putting civilian lives by placing its military assets close to civilian infrastructure, the report on human hearing, whi

well, this cons as the international atomic energy agency say this delegation will reach the nuclear power plant later this week to monitor the situation. a team includes the head of the global nuclear watchdog. i'm the experts from 13 countries who have the key of says it wants the i a a to come to a single conclusion that moscow is responsible for the trouble at the plant. the day has come, the international atomic energy agency support and assistance mission to zap roacha is now on its way. we must protect the safety and security of ukraine's in europe's biggest nuclear facility. proud to lead this mission, which will be at the power plant later. this week, we expect a clear statement from the international atomic energy agency mission about the violations of all nuclear safety protocols. we know that russia endangers not only ukraine, but the whole world, exposing it to the risk of a nuclear catastrophe. we got reaction to the crisis around the nuclear power plant from ova and war correspondent thomas roper. he says the upcoming investigation and eventual reports by the i, i a sh

russia should agreed to the zone around the plant and agreed to allow an international atomic energy agencys soon as possible. drought and record temperatures in china threaten rivers and crops — putting several provinces on a national red alert. the wimbledon mens champion, novak djokovic confirms he will not play in next week's us tennis open. he lacks a covid vaccine. and — back from brink — the large blue butterfly has its best summer in 100 and 50 years. live from our studio in singapore — this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. a federaljudge has ordered the usjustice department to release a redacted version of the underlying evidence that prompted an fbi search at donald trump's mar a lago home earlier this month. the judge who approved the search warrant said the redacted version of the affidavit should be unsealed — because of massive public interest. prosecutors now have until noon on friday to make the document public. our north america correspondent, anthony zurcher gave us the latest from outside the court in florida. judge bruce rynhart — who works

n says it can support a visit by international atomic energy agency to iran separation nuclear power plant. if both russia and ukraine, a grain, moscow and cave accuse each other of shelling the plant which russia sees control of a much. some foreign ladies have called for it to be returned to ukraine, while the u. n. has demanded that nuclear inspectors be allowed to access the past few days they've been, they've been repeated comments by various russian officials accusing the united nation secretary of having either canceled or blocked visit by the international atomic energy agency to the operates nuclear power plant. the i e, a is a specialized agency that acts in full independence in deciding how to implement its specific mandate in close contact with the i. e, a, the un secretary has assessed that it has in ukraine, the logistics and security capacity to be able to support any i a e, a mission to the operates a nuclear power plant from keith should. of course, the ukranian and russian authorities are great is rather military has reported a number of soldiers have been wounded i

also, the international atomic energy agency said the plans to visit separation. what is the likelihood of inspectors getting in? i mean, there is a war going on. yes, there was some news on that from kia firm on this day. and her an advisor to the ukrainian energy, me to minister said that a delegation of the i. e. a will probably visit the power plant in. there's a patricia in the coming days, so in late august or early september, and she said that they would come through ukrainian territory. and this is something that the government in kia was insisting on our president lansky said that if they come from russia controlled territory, for example through i next crimea then ukraine would cut off, dies with the i, e a. so there was a solution there. they will probably come to the front line and then cross it. and we can only hope that this will bring and feast ill, or at least come to the situation, which is very volatile after, as i've just said, did oh, he's home and gone to ankle. thanks, phil, bringing us up to date. let's take a look at some other stories, mak

welcome to the program. inspectors from the international atomic energy agency are on their way to ukraine's apparition nuclear power plant, which is currently being controlled by russian forces. the i. e. s. head, raphael, groceries as his team will visit this week. i made growing international concerns about the site security, russian state news agency of leann of austin as our ukrainian me filed strike as punched a hole in the roof of fuel their power to plant russia backed officials. i radiation levels are still normal, but people in the area are preparing for the worst. the situation at the separation nuclear power plot has set alarm bells ringing across europe and around the world. now the u. n's nuclear watchdog has dispatched a team of experts to the site led by agency chief rafael grossi. they're set to assess any damage to the plant and inspected security and safety systems when they arrive later this week. in keith some residence welcomed the visit. yes there is. i think this is very good knees. we certainly don't need another disaster at a nuclear power plant and it wouldn't just

the day has come, the international atomic energy agency support and assistance mission to zap roacha is now on its way. we must protect the safety and security of ukraine's in europe. the biggest nuclear facility, proud to lead this mission, which will be at the power plant later this week, we expect a clear statement from the international atomic energy agency mission about the violations of all nuclear safety protocols. we know that russia endangers not only ukraine, but the whole world, exposing it to the risk of a nuclear catastrophe. we got reaction to the client this around the nuclear power plant from ortho and war correspond to thomas roper. he says the upcoming investigation and eventual report by the i a, a should be taken with a pinch of salt. i'm so you really want to want to see a result which says russia as it is, is the one who's so guilty about that for ukrainian ukraine. needs a western extract from really part radical countries like usa, britain, poland, baltic states, and so on. russia is also once at least a neutral resort as far as i understand. and they hear fro

robert kelly is a former expert with the international atomic energy agency. he says he's not alarmed by the latest development. i'm a lot less concerned than the historical screaming that's going on in the media. i don't think there's a major problem there. i just heard the safety systems came on and their work wasn't exactly what we expect and you decide. and we'll do with this side, both sides in this battle. if you realist electricity, rommel are very anxious to seniors. $40000000000.00 plan remaining, jack and whoever gets in this war, suddenly resolve will be very happy to help huge generating station it's 20 percent of the capacity of creating a very valuable u. i. e, a conduct 2 kinds of inspections. one kind of inspection. they are going to do for sure, is look at nuclear materials accounting and see that the books are correct and that the inventories are correct. now you had about 4 times a year because of the war that has been interrupted. they also have the possibility of doing some kind of a special mission. those are not inspectors. there are peo

yeah. nuclear power plants, which russia has been calling all the international atomic energy agency, to visit constant missiles being fired at the plant. so fears of at chernobyl, ask nucular disaster. you can judge for yourself about the danger of such attacks. literally a 115 meters from here is the plants, 5th power unit. and it is to working with the world health organization weren't they unfolding humanitarian prices in ethiopia, is worse than what's happening on the ground in ukraine by most of the 8 available flowing to kiev non india. well, for its own way in the world and not give into external pressure, that's what the country's ambassador to russia tells art. india always takes decisions on its own based on its own national interest and keeping in mind whatever it feels is best for its own country people. and that's how we will continue with mid day in brazil yet midnight in coyote 2 and 6 in the evening. here in moscow, welcome to the global news roundup on our t. i'm, you know, the u. s. once the sea rushes strategic exhaustion. now it's according to russia's defense min

now the long awaited mission by the international atomic energy agency to these upper rosie a nuclear power plant could take place within days. according to the bodies director general, the facility now under russian military control has come under continued shelling in recent weeks with moscow blaming ukrainian forces for the bombardment. the plant is the largest nuclear power station in europe. the shelling has stopped fears of a nuclear catastrophe. with the potential experts say to be worse than the turn noble disaster, they states such an incident could affect many countries which neighbor ukraine and even reach as far as turkey. r t rushes. alexei rappin is the 1st international journalist to report from the sprawling territory. good, yes. have you brought the atom? electra stan says the largest power plant in europe sup rosure is being shell daily by the cranium military. recently. as a result of yet another attack, one civilian was killed on the spot and yet another was fatally wounded. still, the station continues to operate with its reactors, generating energy, who's just no

ensure the safety of the nuclear power plant, the word is now up to experts from the international atomic energy agency by the way, the rich plans to leave several of their specialists at the zaporozhye npp on an ongoing basis to monitor the situation nikita korzun valeria sokolova vyacheslav zubarev ntv today, the fsb released new details of the investigation into the murder of daria dugina in the public domain, posted a video with another participant in the crime, a member of the ukrainian sabotage group, who helped natalia vovk prepare a terrorist attack. bogdan tsyganenko provided vovk with false documents, fake car numbers and helped to assemble an explosive device that went off in the car of journalist daria mosolova more. border crossing point in a slightly sleepy man appears in the window, holds out a ukrainian passport, the employee meets a person with a photograph and stamps tourists crossing the border, as the fsb found out, a member of the ukrainian sabotage terrorist group was another participant in the murder of daria dugina, 44 years old. bogdan tsyganenko. he arrived in russia in transi

we are awaiting reaction from the international atomic energy agency and its investigators, who spoket week to france 24, going to the scene to ascertain the situation. we will get you more developments as we get them. next, the head of the european union's executive branch pledging to reform the continent's electricity market to help bring down power prices that have been pushed higher by skyrocketing gas prices. ukraine at the root of this story. the european commission president said in a speech in slovenia that soaring electricity prices are not exposing limited -- the limitations of the current market design. in the united kingdom, that is where it gets worse. there is widespread anger over an 80% hike in energy prices. and a portion of the large increase in energy company profits. many families said they intend to keep the heating switched off throughout the coming winter. our correspondent has this from the brussels angle. >> there is a push, a new push by a lot of eu member states to change that system. that would be called decoupling. gas and electricity prices. this is a sys

per each a power plant. shelling near the sites as drawn, international concern, and the head of the atomic international atomic energy agency says their mission is to protect the security and safety of europe largest nuclear facility, which russian forces have taken over to his oppo reports from keith. these are iodine pills, men to protect the fire, a gland in case of a nuclear disaster. they're being distributed around the sep, what heats your region? ukraine, close to europe, largest nuclear power plant are now since our district is location within 50 kilometers rates from the nuclear power plant. in the area of possible radiation exposure, we distributing id and tablets to paypal, mainly those on to 40. it's happening as the un nuclear watchdog, the international atomic energy agency is about to inspect the support. it's your power plant or for the facilities hockey by the way, russia and the fighting nearby has intensified in the past few days. level global of the i. e. a team is due to assess any damage from the recent shelling. evaluate the conditions in which staff are working and the terming the functionality of sa

accusing the united nation secretary of having either canceled or blocked visit by the international atomic energy agency to the operates nuclear power plant. the i. e. a is a specialized agency that acts in full independence in deciding how to implement it specific mandate in close contact with the i. e, a, the un secretary has assess that it has in ukraine, the logistics and security capacity to be able to support any i a e, a mission to the, operates a nuclear power plant from keith should. of course, the ukranian and russian authorities are great ukrainian forces say they have repelled russian attempts to advance on several towns in the eastern region of don, yet one of the towns buck mode is on a strategic route to the city of kilometer sc, also undone the russian bank separate. this cord is charged 5 foreign nationals for being mercenaries. russian media says they could face the death penalty. said i had an al jazeera ecological disaster on the german polish border. scientists struggle to figure out once killed molten 10 tons of fish. tensions in the taiwan strait, china stages. momentary drills as

u, which is mediating tops the international atomic energy agency, reportedly plans to visit a nuclear power plant, ends up erosion next week with russia saying you crave continue telling of the facility amounts to nuclear terrorism. meanwhile, the u. s. shows it's intention to prolong the war by striking a new deal to provide ukraine with missile systems in to late twenty's 24 and a in tina police use water cannons and your gas to disperse protesters, rallying in support of the countries ex president who faces up to 12 years in prison. ah, good morning for moscow to wherever you may be watching from welcome to the weekly where we go over the week and the hours most pressing stories from the world. i'm carol is about. but 1st to serbia with belgrade agreeing to cancel, a requirement for entree and exit papers for coastal id card holders. while kosovo has given assurances, they will not introduce similar measures for serbians. that's according to you foreign policy. chief, joseph burrell. the serbian president, alexander boucher, has stressed that the deal should not be interpreted as a

so is the head of the international atomic energy agency. they've been shouting, sending out the alarm for the last week or so. last thursday when the power went out, i just want to tell you that about four to eight hours once the power goes out before you have a threat of a meltdown, a nuclear meltdown. that would be a situation like fukushima that was on the coast and a lot of radioactivity that was released went into the pacific ocean. landlocked ukraine, that radiation will spread over areas where people live. >> steve, early on there was a similar standoff at zaporizhzhia. but instead of lessons being learned, this time it's even more perilous. what does that tell you about how this war is dragging on and perhaps the desperation level is taking this to the brink. >> russia and vladimir putin feels he cannot lose the war no matter the cost which even under seminormal circumstances, no matter what the cost, we're going to shell civilian buildings. we've almost become used to the russians waging war like that. when we're talking about the

accusing the united nation secretary of having either canceled or blocked visit by the international atomic energy agency to the operates a nuclear power plant. the i. e. a is a specialized agency that acts in full independence in deciding how to implement its specific mandate in close contact with the i. e, a, the un secretary has assess that it has in ukraine, the logistics and security capacity to be able to support any i a e, a mission to the, operates a nuclear power plant from keith should. of course, the ukranian and russian authorities are great. china has announced more live fine military exercises around tie one saying it's ready to smash any foreign interference in its affairs. the warning coincided with a visit by us congressional delegation to the island, which china claims as its own. the 5 politicians meant tie one's president sy, in when a similar visit by house begging nancy pelosi this month, angle aging, prompting nearly 2 weeks of military exercises. while men, we are engaging in close cooperation with international allies to closely monitor the military situation. at the same time, w

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atomic watchdog is on its way to inspect ukraine's operation nuclear power. plant shelling need the site has drawn international condemnation with fears for radiation league. the international atomic energy agency says its mission is to ensure the security and safety of the facility, which is occupied by russian forces. teresa by reports from keep. these are iodine pills, men to protect the fire, a gland in case of a nuclear disaster. they're being distributed around this up. what heats your region in ukraine? close to europe's largest nuclear power plant on our server? you are now. since our district is location within 50 kilometers rates from the nuclear power plant in the area of possible radiation exposure, we distributing io jane tablets to paypal. mainly those under 40. it's happening as the un nuclear watchdog. the international atomic energy agency is about to inspect the saudis here power plant or for the facilities occupied by russia. and the fighting nearby has intensified in the past few days. level, a level of the i. e. a team is due to assess any damage from the re said shelling, evaluate the conditions in which staff are working and determine the functionality of safety and secur

and this is exactly why the international atomic energy agency has been demanding an end to the fighting around there. now these upper ocean, regional authorities have also commented on this. they have said the best way to accomplish that objective of ending the hostilities around there is by clearing out the ukranian, firing positions that are constantly showing near the plans because they're really the ones endangering it the most. although, lot of years, the lensky doesn't seem to see it that way. he's been pointing the finger at russian troops pushing or receive school every russian military officer who either shoots at the plant or shoots under the cover of the plan. he must understand that he becomes a special target for our intelligence, for our special services for our army. well, it's shocking enough to hear the president of ukraine say it's acceptable under certain circumstances to shoot at or around a nuclear power plants. but what's more shocking than that is that it's actually a bit of a moderate position in ukraine. others are openly calling for the ukranian military to att

the international atomic energy agency says the situation is extremely threatening and is warning of a possible nuclear accident. sabrina is completely out of control and we hear quite regularly and information and we receive information about a project ayers over flowing or flying, sorry, or, or, or falling on the place or drones or things like that at which are, of course, compromising the physical integrity of the place there are full active nuclear power plants in ukraine with a total of 15 nuclear reactors. zachary asia has 6 react to units 3 of which are currently active. the nuclear plant is located in southeastern ukraine. these images are from 2016, even then the technology was outdated and in need of maintenance. systems failures are becoming more frequent. and now that the plant is in russian hands, the i. e a says the supply chain for equipment and spare parts is broken. we have this paradoxical situation of a place being controlled, military speaking by russia, whilst the ukrainian local operators continue to work every day. they're leaving to an inevitable moments of a