The IAEA for the first time conducted a rotation for NPP without consent with Ukraine – media
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Radio Svoboda correspondent Ricard Jezvyak and Russian « Rosatom » reported the rotation of the IAEA observers at the occupied Zaporizhzhia NPP, which first passed in the occupied territory without agreement with Ukraine.
Source: Josvak In the social network x, RIA News With reference to Rosatom
What seized impossible just a few days ago happened. IAEA HAS DEPLYED ITS PERSONNEL to ZAPORIZHZHZHIA NPP VIA OCCUPIED TERRITORY WITHOUT APPROVAL. https://t.co/yfpqusbwxh
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– Rikard Jozwiak (@rikardjozwiak) March 1, 2025
The straight language of the youth: « It happened that a few days ago it seemed impossible. The IAEA posted its staff at the Zaporizhzhya NPP through the territory occupied by Russia without Ukrainian approval. »
Details: On Friday, February 28, the journalist wrote that I could have switched on his mission to the Zaporizhzhya NPP solely through the occupied territory of Ukraine – probably through Crimea.
« Without the consent of Ukraine and contrary to the warning of the EU. The bold step of Raphael Grosssey, who seeks to become the next UN Secretary General, » the post said.
At the same time, Rosatom reported on Saturday evening the rotation of the IAEA observers at the ZPP, noting that the route for the rotation of observers was for the first time « territory of the Russian Federation ».
Prehistory:
- On February 5, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Georgy Tykhy reported that the IAEA was forced delay the rotation of one's mission at the Zaporozhye NPP due to the lack of security guarantees from Russia.
- On February 12, the quiet stated that Russia was once again blocked the rotation of the IAEA experts At the Zaporozhye NPP, resorting to the usual methods of blackmail, threats and provocations. This time, the occupiers used armed assault guns with white flags, placing them in the intersection area between Ukraine -controlled territory and the temporarily occupied area.
