IAEA
Ukraine informed the International Atomic Energy Agency, in writing, that Russia had transferred control of the nuclear plant to Ukrainian personnel and moved two convoy of troops towards Belarus
Rafael Mariano Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency was at the South Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant yesterday to review and deliver IAEA’s technical assistance immediately for the safety and security of the country’s nuclear plants
The boss of the IAEA has said that action is needed to avoid the risk of a nuclear accident
A total of 13 workers who have been onsite for nearly four weeks declined to rotate
Staff had been working at the Russian-controlled facility for nearly four weeks – or around 600 hours – without being able to change shifts
Ukraine informed the IAEA that Russia was planning the move under the management of state firm Rosatom, which confirmed a limited number of its experts were present on site but denied operational control
The International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed Ukrainian specialist teams had succeeded in repairing a power line needed to resume external electricity supplies at the plant, four days after they were lost at the Russian-controlled site
The EBRD has revealed that it has been managing more than €2.5 billion in international funds to transform the site
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said the nuclear plant’s disconnection from the electricity grid would not critically impact essential safety functions at the site immediately and radiation levels were normal but made it clear the situation there was deteriorating
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister said there is a power outage at Chernobyl power station