PRIPYAT, UKRAINE – FEBRUARY, 2022: Pictured in this video screen grab is the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. Russian Airborne troops and the Ukrainian National Guard are providing security at the nuclear power plant. An agreement has been reached with servicemen of a separate battalion of the National Guard of Ukraine to jointly provide security at the units, the confinement and the storage facility for spent nuclear fuel. Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant staff continue to monitor the radiation levels and work at the nuclear power plant as normal. Video grab. Best possible quality. Russian Defence Ministry/TASS,Image: 665108121, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Profimedia
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Latest image of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant released by Ukraine Ministry of Defense on Monday April 18, 2022. On 2 April 2022, Ukrainian forces regained control of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant after Russian forces had occupied it for over five weeks, describing Russia's actions in Chernobyl as nuclear terrorism. Footage shows trenches dug by Russian troops in the radioactive exclusion zone - a 30km area surrounding the plant. According to Yevhen Kramarenko, head of the agency in charge of the Chernobyl exclusion zone, Russian troops had dug trenches in an area known as the Red Forest which is the most contaminated part of the exclusion zone. The area was given this name as all of the pine trees turned red after absorbing radiation from the meltdown. When the Russian soldiers dug their trenches, they inadvertently removed a natural barrier - the top layers of soil - that had formed over highly contaminated ground containing radioactive waste. The radiation levels in the red forest are so high that, according to Kramerenko, in just 24 hours of doing nothing a person can be exposed to the annual maximum recommended dose of radiation. The retreating Russian soldiers are thought to have headed towards the Belarus border and Ukrainian forces are now clearing up the site hoping to remove mines to prevent any further radioactive disasters.,Image: 683984986, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Profimedia
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Međunarodna agencija kaže da provjeravaju navode Ukrajinaca te da bi, ako se pokažu istinitima, to bilo 'izuzetno ozbiljno'

Image grab from a video feed from the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southeast Ukraine early on Friday March 4, 2022 shows shelling and smoke rising near a building at the plant compound during an attack by Russian forces. The assault renewed fears that the invasion could result in damage to one of Ukraine's 15 nuclear reactors and trigger another emergency like the 1986 Chernobyl accident, the world's worst nuclear disaster, which happened about 110 kilometers (65 miles) north Kyiv. The Zaporizhzhia plant is the largest in Europe. A fire broke out as a result of the shelling. Nuclear watchdog IAEA said so far no reactors are hit. (Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Authority/EYEPRESS) (Photo by EyePress News / EyePress via AFP)
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Međunarodna agencija za atomsku energiju (IAEA) objavila je da provjerava izvješće prema kojem je projektil preletio nad nuklearnom elektranom, dodajući da bi bilo “izuzetno ozbiljno” ako je to istina.

Glavni direktor IAEA-e Rafael Grossi rekao je da je Kijev službeno obavijestio agenciju u četvrtak da je projektil preletio tvornicu na jugu Ukrajine 16. travnja. Objekt se nalazi u blizini grada Južnoukrainsk, u Mikolajivskoj oblasti, oko 350 km južno od Kijeva.

‘Mogao je dovesti do nuklearne nesreće’

“Ukrajinsko regulatorno tijelo službeno je obavijestilo IAEA-u da je 16. travnja 2022. videonadzor zabilježio let projektila koji leti ravno iznad nuklearne elektrane u Južnoukrainsku. IAEA istražuje ovo pitanje, koje bi, ako se potvrdi, bilo iznimno ozbiljno. Da je takav projektil zalutao, mogao je imati ozbiljan utjecaj na fizički integritet nuklearne elektrane i potencijalno dovesti do nuklearne nesreće”.

Grossi nije rekao tko je ispalio navodni projektil, ali je Kijev ranije u više navrata optuživao Moskvu da uporno šalje rakete nad nuklearne elektrane.

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