'It is obvious that this area is facing perhaps a more dangerous phase,' IAEA boss Rafael Grossi said after a visit to Europe's largest nuclear power plant.
that he felt it was his duty to push for progress in talks between Kyiv and Moscow aimed at establishing safeguards around the facility to avoid a potentially catastrophic accident. He said he would"most probably" head to Moscow in the coming days to continue those discussions.
Grossing said this week that he believed an agreement on some measures to protect the plant was"close," but he didn't give any details. On Thursday he said his objective was to"prepare and propose realistic measures that will be approved by all parties." He called his visit"extremely useful" and told French news agency AFP that one of the main commitments he was seeking from both sides was"not to attack the plant." Wednesday's visit had allowed him to see for himself the damage the plant had sustained since the last time he was there in February 2022, especially during intense shelling late last year.
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