The 'repeated loss' of external power at the Zaporizhzhia facility 'is a deeply worrying development, and it underlines the urgent need for a nuclear safety and security protection zone around the site,' said IAEA chief Rafael Mariano Grossi.
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If the emergency generators run out of fuel, Kotin warned Saturday,"they will stop, and after that there will be a disaster. There will be a melting of the active core and a release of radioactivity from there.", Energoatom on Wednesday accused Russian troops of blocking"a convoy carrying additional fuel for the backup equipment."
"The situation in the region around the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant and elsewhere has become increasingly dangerous, precarious, and challenging, with frequent military attacks that can also threaten nuclear safety and security," Grossiin a statement Tuesday."Now more than ever, during these extremely difficult times, a protection zone must be established around the ZNPP."
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