and raphael mariano grossey, the head of the i a has said the time for action is now he is suggesting a meeting he suggests holding it up. sure, noble, an iconic, and symbolic setting that would be, he says he'll tear it himself. he wants to bring the 2 sides together, the russians, and the ukrainians urgently, and get them to sit down and re commit to the principles of nuclear safety. no word as yet as to what they think of that. we hear about the people who have fled ukraine, but also many displaced inside the country. joe, now dest for is the need for humanitarian corridors. now absolutely die and growing worse, but by the hour in peace talk so cool. that took place on thursday. the 2 sides agreed. all they were able to agree was that humanitarian corridors would be set up . we haven't heard the how when and where about that yet? but they are dire in dire need. it's not just cities that are encircled and besieged its cities that have been taken over by the russians. its cities and towns that are being constantly bombarded by artillery. rocket fired missiles hitting residential area

briefing though, from the director general of the international atomic energy agency, general of raphael mariano grossey, is his name. he briefed of from a plane. it tells you how serious the situation is. i've never seen a, a person on a flight give a briefing to the security council, but that's exactly what happened. and what he said, this is an independent organization meant to oversee the safe use of nuclear energy . and his briefing to the council said that that there has been no release of radiation from the zap arissa nuclear plant. there's been no damage to reactors or security infrastructure. he said that a projectile fired by russian forces did impact a building close to the facility that building caught fire. the fire was put out, ah, in the operation of the plant is continuing. normally he said, although adding that nothing is normal when you have a soldiers, a standing over the people who normally operate that plant, which is the largest nuclear plant in the ukraine and by some accounts all of europe. so that's what the impartial bodies are saying. we also heard from the united states and t