nuclear power plant to stop saying a strike on the plant could result in disaster at any time. raphael grossi has called for both russia and ukraine to facilitate an inspection of the plant by international atomic energy agency. we certainly all agree any with the would be acceptable and therefore bad news should be over our table. we might all work together. we back that is our common responsibility. yarboro g. i asked the book sounds corporate. yeah. are you? i'm allow for a mission to the south region nuclear power plant because she as soon as possible, while russia and ukraine are blaming each other for the shelling its apparition nuclear plants. the site's been struck multiple times this week, including near were radioactive materials are held. speaking of the united nations security council, russia said the attacks on the plan of consequences that will be felt far further than ukraine orders. we repeatedly warned western colleagues that if they didn't talk some sense in the case, then protect the most monstrous and irrational step, the consequences which will reverberate far beyond the

watchdog says shelling and this apparition plan to in ukraine could cause a nuclear disaster. raphael grossi has called on all parties to show restraint around the area cave and moscow are choosing each other of firing ad, europe's largest nuclear power station. it's occupied by russia. it's still operated by ukrainian employees here, state nuclear power company says a worker was wounded by russian shelling on saturday. cuba has appealed for international help to find a fire burning out of control at an oil dep home. the blaze at the storage facility in the city of most kansas was caused by a lightning strike. one body has been recovered from the side and more than 100. 20 people have been injured. 1755 years, i'm missing elect. but the complex situation experience says that the tank must use up all the fuel inside. we are making every effort with international assistance to shorten the time. but we can't know when the fire will stop. tie one's transport. ministry says slides through. it's a spanks have gradually resumed with china expected to end its biggest military exercises around the is

had raphael grossi says the team will visit the plant later this week. now that's as concern grows. oh, the security at the site. russia and ukraine are accusing each other of artillery strikes in the vicinity. the attacks of fueling fears of a catastrophic radiation lake official se radiation levels are still normal, but people living in the area are preparing for the worst people are queueing up in towns, meals up. what is your power plant for this green tablet? if i o dean and could help protect them against a radioactive leak pillow issue, we were told them adults should take one tablet. i have a child, they should take half a tablet, a computer with google. and they've been worried about a nuclear disaster, some folio the feel of ross soon after russia invaded ukraine, a book of polish. we brought up the false diamond window when the plant was shown the 4th time with emergency workers, a training for the worst moving victims who have been exposed to a radioactive cloud, cleaning them and testing levels of radiation on each other. does apple res? yup. i will plant as europe's la

will arrive at the zaporizhzhia npp this week, its head and the head of the un nuclear agency, raphael grossiknow the rules of behavior in the event of a radiation threat, because prepared means protected, so the first to hear the signal of radiation danger is not panic , go down to the shelter, if there is no such possibility, go down, expose, the person should stay at home, close all the windows, doors, etc., glue all the cracks so that there is no access of air, ventilation mine, seal the openings with tape or a wet cloth . and don't forget the emergency suitcase, because in the case of a radiation threat, people must stay at home for a certain time and wait for instructions from the authorities. if danger jumps out at you in the middle of the street, run to a shelter, take off your clothes, put them in an airtight bag and take a shower with soap, if there is no such possibility, please cover the exposed areas of the skin with a soapy solution. that is, it is the face, the neck, the hands, which concerns protection from the inside to protect the body from radiation it is not necessary to b

the russian invaders in the city headed by general the secretary of the international agency, raphael grossith zelenskyi, noted that the zaporozhye cs is located on the territory of ukraine, and will remain in the property of our state, this should be an axiom for the mission, the head of state emphasized that there are risks of incidents at the station of disruption of the operation of nuclear reactors due to the inclusion of blocks from the ukrainian network, there are russian weapons at the station. therefore, this is a global threat, so first of all, the russian military and their weapons, absolutely all european and world leaders support the urgent demilitarization of the exit station of all military personnel of the russian federation and the organization of the demilitarized zone as inside as well as around the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and the complete transition of the plant under the control of the ukrainian state, more than 7 thousand people went missing at the beginning of the great war, and international organizations and authorities and volunteers are looking for them. t

atomic watchdog says shelling and this apparition plant in ukraine could cause a nuclear disaster. raphael grossi has called on all parties to show restraint around europe, and largest and nuclear power station cave. and moscow are accusing each other of firing at the size. cuba has appealed for international help to fight a fire burning out of control at an oil depot. the blaze of the storage facility in the city of my tons is, was caused by lightning strike. one body has been recovered and more than 120 people injured 17 firefighters are missing. in the complex situation. experience says that the tank must use up all the fuel inside. we are making every effort with international assistance to shorten the time. we can't know when the fire will stop . tie one's transport, ministry says flying through its air space, have gradually resumed with china, expected to end its biggest military exercises around the island on sunday, the 4 days of chinese jewels were in response to the visit to taiwan by us house bacon, nancy pelosi. alright. those are the headlines i'm emily angry and the news continues a

let me begin by thank you, mr. raphael grossi, delta dental of the i. e, for his briefing, are deeply concerning a situation at this up when we see our nuclear power plant in ukraine. the information provided confirms i fear of their growing risk of a potential nuclear incident with catastrophic. went to courses for human life and the environment either in discrimination or their facility. that's no cs. forthwith . gunner on a quarterly condemns demilitarization of the presence of zapora, easy on nuclear power plant, as well as the deliberate attacks on the power lines and sensitive units of the facility. it appears that the attacks are taking place with nor do regard to their deadly consequences that these on assemble actions could lead to, particularly the accidental emissions of radioactive material. we also call for the encore dish, now withdrawal, a removal of our military personnel and equipment. and assist on the return of the facility to its accredited personnel. we welcome the public pronouncements or circuitry general antonio gutierrez, regard

a raphael grossi said he was extremely concerned. he said there was a very real risk of disaster invite his s or he doesn't just mean in ukraine. so there will perhaps be an investigation. but it's a difficult situation because van facility is behind the russian line. that means there are russian troops around it. russian troops firing around it and inside are ukrainian workers, essentially working at gunpoint under the direction of the russian. so whether or not this investigation will come off or not, that is unclear. the, the company that owns that particular facility, it's a ukrainian company. they said it was sheer luck that in this strike today, there wasn't a radiation lee because there were spent nuclear rods and those are left out in the open air in that portion of the facility. and there was a risk of radiation coming out if that actual site had been breach. so that is a concern to be a zalesky concern is who is to blame for this? he says it's the russians, firefighting teams from mexico and venezuela helping cuba battle fl

a raphael grossi says the teen will visit the facility this week. i'm a growing concerned about security of the site. russian state news agency written varosti says a ukrainian misfires punched a hole in the roof of a fuel depot at the plant. russia, back to officials say radiation levels are still normal, but people living 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 ends. nuclear watchdog has dispatched a team of experts to the site, lead 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 cave, some residence. welcome to the visit. at the mercy, i think this is very good knees. we certainly don't need another disaster at a nuclear power plant and it wouldn't just be a disaster for ukraine. it would affect all of europe. i still remember channel lighting, but others were more gloomy about what it could achieve. she was young i

recall earlier, the director of the organization, raphael grossi, personally volunteered to urgentlyon, because the day before there was a complete disconnection of the power plant from the power grid, which we just talked about, this incident happened for the first time in the history of the nuclear plant none of the power units have yet been connected. well, one is already connected to the ukrainian network. the aggressor reacted to such actions in the united states. they said that russia is creating an energy crisis in europe. well, i would said not only the energy crisis, but also the man-made crisis in europe in the future. i just want to add to this that the enemy wanted the mgt mission to go through crimea, but then in ukraine they said that if you go through crimea, you cannot be on the territory of ukraine because it is illegal and in the end, the occupiers talked about whether you believe that they will come and whether it is possible to assume that the enemy is still the same. well, somewhere he understands that it can lead to a global catastrophe and, first of all, they w

, the new york times writes about it the group will be headed by the director general of rich raphael grossind 13 more experts from mostly neutral countries, neither the united states nor the united kingdom. countries that russia considers unfriendly are not represented in this mission. the international nuclear energy agency refused to comment on the new york times publication. i would just like to add that the second of the power units stopped on thursday has already been connected to our power grid, and the capacity set is currently underway. notices to the work are reported to energoatomic there is no equipment and security systems in a day in the direction of the ukrainian danube ports, 11 ships, the ships transported a total of 45,000 tons of grain, this is a record figure for the first full-scale invasion of russia. more than all other modes of transport; moreover, according to the minister of infrastructure oleksandr kubrakov , capacity can be increased to 25 million tons of cargo per year for terms of investments and the implementation of the program for the modernization of ports o

you in a toll mac watchdog has warned that damage to the plot could lead to a nuclear disaster. raphael grossi says there should be restraint around the side. keeps is russian forces damage 3 radiation sensors on saturday night, at least one worker has been injured. the nuclear plant was captured by russian forces in march, but ukrainian technicians are running us. john hinton has more from keith on the situation. the company that owns that plant, a ukrainian company says a nuclear disaster was narrowly averted when it was hit just today. that what was hit with an area with spent nuclear fuel rods, which are left in the open air to cool off. well, they're radioactive. and so that area was struck but apparently not breached. so no disaster day, but the head of the i a a says he's very concerned about the situation there. he would like to send in an international team to secure that facility controlled by the russians behind the russian lines, but operated by ukrainians who have been ordered to continue operating the plant essentially at gunpoint. so it's a really dicey situation there. use that

the warnings from raphael grossi come just a day after the head of a rounds atomic agency see this country has no plan to produce a nuclear bomb. that's despite having the technical capability. on monday the us announce new sanctions on entities involved in rounds, oil and petrochemical trite. a funeral has been held for a palestinian teenager in gin and in the occupied west bank. 17 year old du rock freeney was killed on monday, following violence with israeli forces. they have been near daily rides across the occupied west bank. in recent weeks. the nigeria is ramping up, if it's to finish the construction of a pipeline that will help dhl of a gas to europe. it's also trying to triple its reserves as prices and demand for gas is searching to use the conflict in ukraine. ahmed address reports from port harcourt, nigeria, as a country in the rush. it's trans sahara gas pipeline that's been on hold for decades, is now active. africa's biggest old producer wants to caching on rising gas prices as iraq looks to reduce reliance on energy from russia. we're in the process of building the pipeli

the operation of the air force there, the situation is becoming more and more dangerous, says raphael grossi, the ukrainian staff continues to work at the station megatem has certain channels of communication with him, but they are not permanent experts, they would like to inspect the station to make sure that the nuclear material is under protection . do not every day pelt the city of nikopol with hail and phosphorus, the city of marganets and the united villages nearby, we are monitoring the situation, the first ship with grain successfully arrived in turkish waters and it has already been inspected near istanbul, the delegation of the joint coordination center has completed its inspection work on board together, its stop in the territorial waters of turkey is due to the framework of the so-called grain initiative and was signed in istanbul, that is, inspection of the subject of prohibited cargo, the ministry of infrastructure of ukraine explains the ship with twenty-seven thousand tons of corn will now pass through the bosphorus and will soon head to the destination of the lebanese port ,

they want to make sure that it's safe, guarded from these strikes, you have the head of the a raphael grossi saying there's a very real risk of disaster. he says he's extremely concerned. he's offered to bring in staff to secure and operate that facility. the un chief, you just heard there at the top of the story, explaining that that was what the un supports below damira lensky. the president of ukraine wants not only some accountability of the plan, but he wants sanctions against russia for what's going on there. he says, rushes is firing from behind the plant and essentially hiding. so the problem is this is an active front in the south of ukraine where the ukrainian forces are pushing toward the city of her song. and they want to gain ground in the east. they're actually losing a little ground that's according to zalinski himself, but they're, they're trying to push forward. what that means is there's going to be more active fighting in that area. and the risk increases. and that's why international officials say they want someone else to go in there, secure that facility, and make sure

raphael grossi. known that among his colleagues who travel to the facility from kiev are representatives of ten countries from france to mexico, with them a whole staff of un employees who are involved in logistics will face a difficult operation. we're heading into the war zone across the front lines. for all of us. this is the first experience required clear guarantees, not only from the russian federation but also from ukraine, we managed to get them. according to reuters, the convoy has already left kiev on time arrival is not clear in the direction of the nuclear power plant from ukraine through the checkpoint vasilievka leads a large highway. but now it is filled with cars with refugees, hundreds of people are returning from the territories controlled by ukraine to their homes in the liberated areas, and local authorities have already announced that they do not intend to make special corridors and special passes for movement around the regions for the iaea mission. european union apparently not

a raphael grossi said he was extremely concerned. he said there was a very real risk of disaster invite his ass or he doesn't just mean in ukraine. so there will perhaps be an investigation. but it's a difficult situation because van facility is behind the ration line. that means there are russian troops around it. russian troops firing around it and inside our ukrainian workers essentially working at gunpoint under the direction of the russians. so whether or not this investigation will come off or not, that is unclear at the company that owns that particular facility. it's a ukrainian company, they said it was sheer luck that in this strike today, there wasn't a radiation late because there were spent nuclear rods and those are left out in the open air in that portion of the facility. and there was a risk of radiation coming out if that actual site had been breach. so that is the concern of the a zelinski concern is who is to blame for this? he says it's the russians. and it ran burgeson also and expert on nuclear weapons prolifera

e, a director general, raphael mariano grossi made a statement earlier today saying that he does expect that mission to be possible in the next couple of days. if these final issues can be worked out what those final issues are a bit vague from all of the parties concerned, but everybody says they want it out. and everybody's hoping it'll happen in the next couple of days. but as of emerge of russian bach separatist in modern poll building prison cages, the chamber philharmonic for trials for ukrainian prisoners of wool russia supreme court declared the as of regiment terrace grief. on this month the u. s. military says is carried out a strike in the syrians, city of deer resort. it says it targeted facilities used by the groups escalated with ron's revenue st. god, course to protect its forces from attacks occurred in thailand is set to hand down a ruling that will decide at the prime minister can remain in power and protest in the capital. bind coke ahead of the court's decision. calling for prime minister, the pro channel church to step down. a former u. s. police officer has pleaded

and here from the i a e, a inspector, or director general raphael grossi to get his perspective on what's happening. he was very clear in calling for the need to get in and actually look at what's happening on the ground in order to make an assessment. he said his role is technical and not political. and he was very careful to sound like he was not taking sides in the issue one way or the other. but he did say that the situation was very grave and that russia was controlling the scene. and in order for him to get in, he needed their help and also the help of the ukrainians as well. so he is pushing to get in there while russia and ukraine continued to trade. their barbs as to who's responsible i russia said it didn't make sense for them to shall the plant when they were there with their own troops. he admitted that there's a military equipment there to protect the facility at speaking to reporters afterwards. all of this, of course, has gotten the attention of the international community, i think at a time when some fatigue was setting in and hearing about and dealing with the situation o

друзья но в kharkov, this will be the head of the un international agency for atomic energy, raphael mariano grossiy to lead a delegation to the occupied zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant , foreign minister dmytro kuleba said about this money . he said during a telephone conversation with the minister, according to the head of the ministry of foreign affairs, he emphasized the urgency in the conversation of such a mission to counter the threats caused by russian aggression, earlier, agrosia warned that the zaporizhzhya npp was completely out of control, currently the military and the city of energodar were captured by russian troops, so the threat to the physical security of the station remains. relatives of the defenders of azovstal staged an action in the center of lviv. they are trying to draw the attention of the president of turkey and the secretary general of the united nations to the safety of their relatives in russian captivity. the participants of the rally say that russia is a terrorist, so the stay of the defenders of mariupol in the territory under the control of the occupier is dangero

so fall raphael, marianna grossi pointed out that the one thing you crane russia and security council members agreed upon, was the need for the i a to visit zapper asia. and he promised to redouble his efforts in the coming days to make that happen. near russia's military appears to have hit a block of flats in ukraine, but the vacuum bombs, a weapon band, andre, you and convention russian media at pictures showing the destruction of buildings and they've done. it's gretchen, vacuum or film. a barrick bombs are so powerful they can disintegrate a large part of the surrounding area. it's not clear if these buildings in the village of pesky occupied brazilians have demonstrated across the country in defense of democracy. they're concerned president j bowles merit may not accept october's election result. recent poll show him training behind former president de la de silva, monica, you not get reports from the edition error. the rallies, united brazilians from all ages and walks of life, trade, union leaders and left wing politicians standing side by side with businessman, bankers and st

keynote speaker was the head of the international atomic energy agency, the director general raphael mariano grossi. and he said that the only way to independently assess the damages to the separation nuclear power plant. and what security concerns may remain is for him and a team to get in there and have a look themselves i. he pointed out that his role was technical, not political. but of course, not only did russia and ukraine accuse each other of shelling the plant, they also accused each other of blocking access to the inspectors to that plan. and russia, in particular, accused the un security arm of stopping a visit that had been planned back in june. the u. n. has said that they're as eager as anyone to get a team in they are there only concerns are security for the staff, and that needs to be arranged. grossi said his team has been in contact with russia and ukraine to make that happen in and after this meeting, pointing out that the only thing that anyone seems to agree on is the need for them to go in there. i he said he was going to redouble his efforts in the near future. so the good ne

e, a director general, raphael mariano grossi made a statement earlier today saying that he does expect that mission to be possible in the next couple of days. if these final issues can be worked out what those final issues are, are a bit vague from all of the parties concerned, but everybody says they want it. i and everybody's hoping it'll happen in the next couple of days. ah, no news for malaysian prime minister nazi browser is heading to prison, loves the nation's top court upheld his guilty verdict, and 12 year jail sentence. now jeep was convicted of money laundering and corruption in 2024 and a half $1000000000.00 was stolen from the state investment funds known as one m d b, which he co founded florence louis reports from columbia. why not? you pro zak is seen leaving court with the police escort. after losing his final appeal. malaysia's former prime minister begins serving a 12 year prison sentence and must pay a $46000000.00 fine. he had been found guilty in 2020 of illegally accepting $10000000.00 from a former subsidiary of state investment fund, one mtv. his departure fro

we've just heard in recent hours from the director general of the i, e, a raphael mariano grossi, that he believes that the visit could now happen in a matter of days. and the un says that there gravely concerned about the situation . they are all the more so since ukraine has reported to the i e, a damage to the facility taking place in just the last few days. so including a power supply, a power source being a power line, being disconnected to the plant and infrastructure damage. so there's concern about the amount of damage there and a desire to get in to assess the extent of the damage and also to calm the tensions around it and call kristen, this is of girls. little forget it. inactive wars are now worried is the un about the security of this nuclear bond? it will not surprise lang, lee. they are gravely concerned said the director general of the i. e. a did say that the situation is highly volatile and fragile, and i obviously a, a strike at the wrong part of the plant could be very dangerous. he said in his last briefing to the security council that the reactors to the plant are

so far. raphael marianna grossi pointed out that the one thing you crane russia and security council members agreed upon, was the need for the i a, a to visit zapper asia. and he promised to redouble his efforts in the coming days to make that happen. while ukraine is a home to the science of the wilds, west new it is austin. the 1980 section noble meltdown killed hundreds of people and sped radioactive contamination as much of europe. some i've, as of that disaster edging extreme caution around this apparition site john hendern report to function i will the path to the tr noble power plant is barren, overgrown, and lonesome. this amusement park near by was due to open 5 days after the 1986 nuclear meltdown whose name is now synonymous with disaster. it never did. 36 years later, radiation levels are still well above normal. in some places that's high. the silica the silica the reading is about 16 times normal inside explosion. ravage reactor number 4, now shrouded by a large container. radiation levels remain high. vladimir forbid, sky still at your noble engineer, rushed to the pla

e, a director general, raphael mariano grossi made a statement earlier today saying that he does expect that mission to be possible in the next couple of days. if these final issues can be worked out what those final issues are, are a bit vague from all of the parties concerned, but everybody says they want it and everybody's hoping it'll happen in the next couple of days. the u. s. military says it's carried out a strike near the syrian city of deer, as though it says it targeted facilities used by groups affiliated with iran's revenue sharing gods. the central command says the strikes were aimed at protecting its forces from attacks by groups. facts by iran, of course, in thailand is set to hand down a ruling that will decide if the prime minister can remain in power. they have been purchased in the capital bangkok ahead of the court decision, calling for the prime minister prior to not sure to step down. price took for power in a qu, back in 2014 opponent. say he should step down on wednesday. when is 8, yet it's up. a scared attorney chang whose life arrests from and cock tony. i be

e, a director general, raphael mariano grossi made a statement earlier today saying that he does expect that mission to be possible in the next couple of days. if these final issues can be worked out what those final issues are a bit vague from all of the parties concerned, but everybody says they want it. i and everybody's hoping it'll happen in the next couple of days. the u. s. military says it's carried out a strike near the syrian city of deer as all, and says it targeted facilities used by groups affiliated with iran's revenues, re god's coal. the us central command says the strikes were aimed at protecting its forces from attacks by groups backed by iran. meanwhile, u. s. official, st. iran has dropped some key demands as part of its negotiations to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. says, according to u. s. media, teheran is denied backing down any of its conditions can help. it has more. it's been widely reported in the u. s. media there, ron has dropped, at least one of its main demands. that demand, its insistence, that international inspectors closed the investigation of its nucl

e, a director general, raphael mariano grossi made a statement earlier today saying that he does expect that mission to be possible in the next couple of days. if these final issues can be worked out, what those final issues are, are a bit vague from all of the parties concerned, but everybody says they want it. i and everybody's hoping it'll happen in the next couple of days. in other world news, a caught in thailand is set to handle a ruling that will decide if the prime minister can remain in power. have been protests in the capital bangkok ahead of a course decision calling full prime minister fry, you channel, checked to sit down. he took power in a qu in 2014 opponent say he should step down on wednesday when his 8 year term is up. as bringing tony chang was in bangkok for his 21st give us the background to this case and what the expectation is today. well, general prayer came to power in a military coup in 2014, and he was then cemented as prime minister by royal decree, and has ruled effectively ever since. as so, when in 2017, a new constitution which was what was put in place,

so fall raphael. marianna grossi pointed out that the one thing you crane russia and security council members agreed upon, was the need for the i a to visit apparition. and he promised to redouble his efforts in the coming days to make that happen. thousands of brazilians have taken part nationwide rallies to show support for democratic institutions. the protest come after president jr, able snar criticize the countries electronic voting system. so say question the integrity of the supreme court as consign bolton are i won't recognize the results off october's election. the latest opinion polls sent him trailing former president louis ignacio lou d'silva as you had lots news continues here, not 0 to witness. ah ah, chili's government is coming under extreme pressure as violent street protests showed no sign of abating, protested passion with police and many areas of the capital. santiago, the protest widened into a mass movement against inequality. balance of the state police against the processes at such a level that the united nations is racing concerns. when you light to the young

so fall raphael. marianna grossi pointed out that the one thing ukraine, russia, and security council members agreed upon, was the need for the i a to visit zapper asia. and he promised to redouble his efforts in the coming days to make that happen. landfill m p's of declared russia a state sponsor of terror under asking other countries to do the same countries. parliament says russia is using violence against civilians in pursuit of political goals. it also added that the warn ukraine constituted a target of genocide against the ukrainian peoples. thousands of brazilians have taken part in nationwide rallies to show support for democratic institutions. it's in response to president j both and ours criticism of the country's electronic voting system is also question the integrity of the supreme court. south korea's president units of your has pardon samsung, vice chairman lea j young. the pardon is largely symbolic, as league was already out on parole. he served 18 months in prison for bribery. the justice ministry says lees needed to help overcome a national economic crisis. and fait

e, a director general, raphael mariano grossi made a statement earlier today saying that he does expect that mission to be possible in the next couple of days. if these final issues can be worked out what those final issues are, are a bit vague from all of the parties concerned, but everybody says they want it. i and everybody's hoping it'll happen in the next couple of days. and how worried kristen is the, the you n about the security of the nuclear blood. oh, it was the international community is greatly concerned that you and officials is country speaking in the security council. all i express their fear of what could go wrong. i if a missile were to strike at the wrong part of the plant, i'm the secretary general has said any damage could be suicidal. i and there warning that the reactors, while the reactors themselves are protected, that a loss of power could be particularly devastating to the area. so i certainly concern oliver all around that you and has also called for military and forces to be withdrawn from the plant. russia says that it's not their troops that are during the

we know that the director general of the international atomic energy agency in raphael, marianna grossi will be briefing on the situation. he's already describe the situation surrounding this operation. nuclear plant, as grave and extremely dangerous. that is one thing that everyone at the united nations and every member state can agree on what will be looking for. from him is any inkling to distinguish between the claims that are being made by russia and ukraine, who are each blaming each other for the shelling and dangerous situation at that plant, we'll be looking for some independent analysis from him on that front. but the problem is he has been trying to get to the area to conduct a survey of the damage to see how the plant is operating and so far has not been able to get in there. the russians earlier this week put out a statement accusing the secretary general of blocking his access to the plant. they say that they want him to come to the united nations denies that. they say that there are security concerns. it's an act of war zone. obviously, a lot of considerations to go into

so fall raphael, marianna grossi pointed out that the one thing you crane russia and security council members agreed upon, was the need for the i a to visit zapper asia. and he promised to redouble his efforts in the coming days to make that happen. ukraine is home to the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster. the 1986 tra noble meltdown killed hundreds of people and spread radioactive contamination over much of europe. survivors of that disaster are urging extreme caution around those upper reaches sites. john henderson reports from chernobyl. the path to the chernobyl power plant is barren, overgrown, and lonesome. this amusement park near by was due to open 5 days after the 1986 nuclear meltdown whose name is now synonymous with disaster. it never did. 36 years later, radiation levels are still well above normal. in some places that's high. the silica with silica, the reading is about 16 times normal inside explosion. ravage reactor number 4 now shrouded by a large container. radiation levels remain high. vladimir forbid, sky still it your noble engineer rushed to the plant th