No fear of radiation levels, communicate with "Chedbil" on the email

Rafael Mariano Grose, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said that reports that the largest nuclear power plant in Ukraine and Europe is under the control of Russian forces is a "great concern".

According to a statement issued by the agency, on March 6, Grouosi quoted the Ukrainian authorities that, despite the continuing regular employees in the operation of the "Zaporegia" nuclear power plant, any procedure for the station management, including measures related to the technical operation of the six reactors units, requires prior approvalFrom the Russian commander of the Russian forces that took control of the site last week.

He added that this development contradicts one of the seven nuclear security and security pillars that he had identified at a meeting of the Council of the International Atomic Energy Agency on March 2.

The third pillar states that "employees who operate the employment must be able to fulfill their duties related to security and security, and they can make decisions without being subjected to unnecessary pressure.".

The Ukrainian Nuclear Control Authority informed the International Atomic Energy Agency that it faces major problems in communicating with the employees working in "Zaburigia", due to the closure of Russian forces on the site some mobile networks and the blocking of the Internet, as some of the communications via mobile phone are stillPossible, albeit in poor quality, but it is said that fixed phone lines, as well as emails and fax messages, no longer work.

The agency noted that this situation contradicts another pillar of its seven pillars that are indispensable for nuclear safety, which is the seventh pillar that states that "reliable communication means must be available with the supervisory body and others", according to what was reported by the statement..

Grusi expressed his concern about these developments, which was informed of him just a few days after he presented to the seven main elements of nuclear security and security to the International Atomic Energy Agency Council, which "has already begun to undermine," he said, he said, he said, he said.

He continued, “In order to be able to operate the station safely and safely, the administration and employees must be allowed to perform their vital duties in stable conditions without unnecessary external interference or pressure, and that the situation that has been declining regarding vital communications between the supervisory body and the (Zaporegia) nuclear powers stationIt is also a deep concern, especially during an armed conflict that can endanger nuclear facilities in the country at any time.The reliable communications between the supervisory body and the operating body constitute a decisive part of nuclear security and security in general..

The statement of the "International Agency" stated that despite the communication problems, the supervisory body was able to provide updated information about the operational status of the "Zaporegia" nuclear power station to the "International Atomic Energy Agency", and to confirm that the radiation remained at its normal levels.

The operating teams at the station are now on three seizures, but the supervisory body has reported that the availability of food and its supplies is limited, which negatively affects the morale of the employees..

In response to reports that technical staff and guards at the "Cherishbel" nuclear accident site have not yet been able to alternate with others since February 23, Grussia called on the Russian forces that control the site immediately allow the employees at the station alternately with others in order to ensure safety and security.

The Ukrainian Control Authority told the agency that communication with the "Centralobel" station is currently limited to emails.

In another worrying development, the authority said that all contacts were cut off with companies and institutions in the coastal cityIt causes severe damage to people if they are not secured and managed properly.

On March 4, the Ukrainian government emergency service announced that the fire that broke out in a training building near the largest nuclear power plant in Ukraine during a fight between the Russian and Ukrainian forces..

The Ukrainian nuclear sites inspection said that the Russian forces took control of the lands of the facility in the south of the country.

The Russian forces also took control of the abandoned "Campalp" station, and the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry said at the time that such a catastrophe could "happen again in 2022" if the war continues.

Before the Russian invasion, the 15 Ukrainian reactors secured half of the country's electrical energy, and only one of the six reactors of the "Zaburigia" station is still generating energy for the network, according to the station spokesman..

In contrast to the traditional war, the nuclear war is a military conflict or a political strategy in which nuclear weapons are used to harm the enemy.

The nuclear weapon has a dangerous power, which would change all the future circumstances of any war completely, and competition in its possession does not end fears of a catastrophic war that kills millions of people..

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