Zaporozhye NPP in Energodar. File photoUN, Aug 12Russia's Permanent Representative to the UN Vasily Nebenzya said that he was waiting for an explanation from the organization's Secretary General, António Guterres, of the essence of his proposal to create a security perimeter around the Zaporizhzhya NPP. I understand what he means by this proposal. Let him explain what he means by this perimeter,” Nebenzya told reporters. vulnerable, including to terrorists.Kyiv declared its readiness to facilitate the trip of IAEA experts to the Zaporozhye region. Earlier, during a meeting of the UN Security Council, the Russian permanent representative warned that the responsibility for the catastrophe at the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, if it occurs, will fall entirely on the Western patrons of Kiev. During the special operation, the Russian military occupied the Kherson region and the Azov part of the regions, new pro-Russian administrations were formed in the regions. They also took control of the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant, the largest plant in Europe in terms of power and number of units. Ukrainian troops have already attacked the territory of the nuclear power plant several times. Shelling has become more frequent since August 5. On the night of August 7, Ukrainian troops launched a strike from the Uragan MLRS, fragments and a rocket engine fell about 400 meters from the operating power unit of the station. Two installations after the shelling are not working at full capacity. On Thursday, three Ukrainian shells fell near a storage facility for radioactive isotopes. Against the backdrop of Kyiv's actions, Moscow requested a meeting of the UN Security Council. It is planned that the power plant will be visited by an IAEA mission led by the head of the agency, Rafael Grossi.
