Grossi urges to stop attacks on nuclear facilities after deadly strike on Energodar
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IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi called for an end to attacks on nuclear facilities following a drone strike on a bus stop used by Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant employees. The IAEA reported 16 casualties, including one death, and noted that while the industrial area was targeted, nuclear safety was not compromised.
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What happened
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Rafael Grossi said attacks on nuclear facilities need to stop in the wake of the recent drone attack on a bus stop in Energodar, used by the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) employees.
Why it matters
"The IAEA has been informed that a drone exploded at a bus stop used by staff travelling to the Zaporizhzhya NPP at around 06:00 today," the IAEA said on the X social network.
Common ground
"The ZNPP Director informed the IAEA team that the explosion caused 16 casualties among staff and subcontractors, including one death and three serious injuries, describing it as the worst event the plant has faced." The IAEA was also informed about attacks…
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IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi called for an end to attacks on nuclear facilities following a drone strike on a bus stop used by Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant employees. The IAEA reported 16 casualties, including one death, and noted that while the industrial area was targeted, nuclear safety was not compromised.
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