195 days of war in Ukraine. Today, the International Atomic Energy Agency will publish a report on the inspection of the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant. In turn, the Ukrainian authorities asked the inhabitants of the Russian-occupied Crimea to prepare shelters and replenish supplies before the planned counteroffensive begins. While Ukrainian forces are planning further attacks on enemy positions, the Kremlin has purchased millions of missiles from North Korea.
For three days, Russian artillery shelled the power plant in Zaporizhia. Yesterday, a fire broke out at the facility, which forced employees to disconnect the last operating reactor from the Ukrainian energy system. There are still two experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency on the plant’s premises who monitor the situation on an ongoing basis.