i think mr grossi will have to be very alive to _ think mr grossi will have to be very alive to that.a difficult one. ron, this _ alive to that. is a difficult one. ron, this aspect, _ alive to that. is a difficult one. ron, this aspect, the - alive to that. is a difficult one. - ron, this aspect, the demilitarised zone, do you think that could be workable? looking at what has happened so far between russia and ukraine? ,., ., ., ., ukraine? good evening tea. no, i don't. ukraine? good evening tea. no, i don't- first— ukraine? good evening tea. no, i don't. first but _ ukraine? good evening tea. no, i don't. first but we _ ukraine? good evening tea. no, i don't. first but we have _ ukraine? good evening tea. no, ii don't. first but we have recognise the russian — don't. first but we have recognise the russian federation _ don't. first but we have recognise the russian federation has - don't. first but we have recognise. the russian federation has invaded don't. first but we have recognise i the russian federation has invaded a democratic— the russian federation has invaded a democrati

mr. grossi is right.upation began on the fourth of march and since then, hundreds of russian forces, as well as statemployees of the russian nuclear state company, have been on the site. that is bad enough. the fighting around the plant if anything is more serious in terms of what is actually going on at the site itself because nuclear power plants are dependent upon reliable off-site power. already we saw in march and april the loss of so-called grid connections. these are incredibly important because nuclear plants also require -- to maintain operations, maintain the facility's cooling pumps, for example, that pump water to the reactors and keep the reality there's -- reactors relatively say. what we saw with the loss of grid, number of grid lines, the reason for that was because of fighting. 50 kilometers, 60 collars, 80 kilometers from the site. even if nothing happens at the site itself, the plans are vulnerab to external attack in the context of a war zone. nermeen: you have said the situation is ex

i think the i a, a director general mr. grossi for his briefing. the out that i'd like to express my country's grave concern in lights would be intensifying fighting and the perpetuation of the war and ukraine. since last saturday, following attacks against visa formation, nuclear plant, the risk of a nuclear is off, have risen to a considerable level with non compliance with 5 of the 7 principles guaranteeing the security of nuclear sites. the builder of military activity around the nuclear plant absolutely must stop. the parties are responsible for putting a stop to any, any activity that might expose the world to the risk of a nuclear disaster. any militarization of nuclear sites is unacceptable. the scale of the risks in bold should be a wake up coal to all of the belligerent sand to the whole of the international community. we urge the parties to comply with current nuclear security rules to halt all shelling of the nuclear sites and to avoid exposing the world to the risk of a catastrophe with irreparable consequences. my country calls on the

i now give the floor to mr . rough around mariano grossi. we have the voice chemical. i don't think we have to do so, thank you very much. and then the president indeed agreed to leisure to these opportunity to read the council on the situation. i didn't get these in, you can still know the a i've been actively assessing the situation. the c. c is the guy, right? i, you may recall that i had the opportunity to be for the state of affairs to you back the march since february 20 for the dated. it's an emergency center established rating our contact with the great bargains or monitor patients as well as activities involving radioactive sources. really great i have you should read all the updates on the website to ensure that everyone updated information. and i have also led to missions to provide assistance to your grade, one grade nuclear power plant in march, and subsequent one at which a mobile site neighbor. the agency has also been coordinating 1st from our member states and faculty dated the provision of equipment and recreation, personal protection equipment for ra

mr. grossi, met with the president volodymyr zelenskyi of ukraine is in the capital, i really want the experts to start their work earlier on support for the heating season norway will allocate two billion kroner and this is more than 200 million euros for the purchase of gas for ukraine this was announced by prime minister yunas garre - the head of the government noted that it will help heat schools and hospitals in the winter and ease the difficult humanitarian situation in our country, the money will be channeled through the european bank for reconstruction and development, the norwegian government also called on other countries to help our country in the coming winter did not help even the peace-making calls of the president and macron to france by putin gazprom continues to reduce gas supplies to france the russian energy monopolist argues this, so to speak, by differences in contracts, according to the bloomberg brain agency, you are consistently reducing the volume of fuel transportation to a number of european countries in general in the ministry of energy of france, they believe that

mr grossi says the situation at the plant has deteriorated rapidly to the point of becoming "very alarminglt plant is on the south bank of the dnieper river, south—west of the city of zaporizhzhia itself, making it an important position for russian and ukrainian forces, who have been contesting control of the site since early in the war. the plant was shelled on august 5, causing several explosions near the electrical switchboard and a power shutdown. the fire was put out but the un says repairs must be examined and evaluated. ukraine says russia is using the facility as a military base to stage attacks from. according to ukraine, some 500 russian soldiers are residing there and 50 pieces of heavy machinery, including tanks, are stationed at the site. the eu is "urging russia to immediately withdraw its forces. the un's chief called for the same. "i remain gravely concerned about the unfolding situation in and around europe's largest nuclear power plant in zaporizhzhia. common sense must prevail to avoid any actions that might endanger the physical integrity, safety or security of the nucl

mr. president, from the very outset, we supported the efforts of the i a to ensure the nuclear and physical nuclear security of nuclear facilities in ukraine. we thought that was the director general grossi 7 principles in this area would be at the heart of the trilateral document in the format, russia, ukraine. i. e, a, however, the key, every, she refused to sign this purchase. it was then we shall flexibility and agreed that in that case we could have an agreement in the form of 2 power level agreements. russia with ya, ukraine, with the idea key of reject it, that option as well. ok folks, if you're just joining us, let me bring you up to date with what we've been discussing here. as you can see the picture on the screen there we've been listening and for un security cancer. holding this meeting over the situation at zachary z, a at nuclear plant, we heard earlier the u. n. n. secure, see nuclear chief of raphael got c describing the latest information that he has about the status of what's actually happening in the nuclear facility. and he called the situation of frankly alarming explaining that shelling which the russians claimed that the ukrainians are carrying out and the other s