Preskoči na sadržaj

Moscow excluded nuclear power plant from the network

News2 min čitanja
Moscow excluded nuclear power plant from the network
Photo: Archive

The Ukrainian authorities published that the Russia turned off the nuclear power plant four days from the electricity network and that, despite security risks, it tries to “appreciate” connecting to the network under its control.

“We invite all states concerned about nuclear security to clear Moscow that its nuclear gambling must be stopped,” said Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha in the announcement of the X.

The power plant, located in EnergoDar in the southern Zaporškoj area, is located under Russian occupation since March 2022. year, at the very beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, and it is also the largest in Europe. Her six reactors are currently shut down, but the cooling still needs external energy.

The operator of the Russian Rosat Rosom Rosom, confirmed today that from the Tuesday of the power plant without external power supply and the spare system is used.

“From 23. September 2025. year, the Zaporožje nuclear power plant supply spare diesel generators,” telegram said.

According to the operator, the fuel supply is sufficient for long-lasting work in autonomic regime, and reactors are “completely cooled”.

Nevertheless, Minister Sybiha accuses Russian operators to “ignore nuclear safety in order to meet Moscow.” He added that Russia has built 200 kilometers of transmission line in the preparation for “theft” of the power plant, its connection to its network and restart.

“Russian attempting to reconnecting the power plant could be the most dangerous to now and bring the highest risks to include IAEA in this adventure,” Sybiha said, emphasizing that the power plant must be returned under Ukrainian control.

Chief Iaea Rafael Grossi talked to Russian President Vladimir Putin in Friday. Online X Grossi stated that with the Chief of Rosatoma Aleksey Likhachev, he discussed “security” of the Power Plant of Zaporozh.

(Vijesti.ba)


Dodajte BosniaToday.ba među omiljene izvore na Googlu
Kako ti se čini ovaj članak?

Povezano

Sve →