Ukraine's demand to make Zaporizhia a military-free zone, Guterres said – attack on nuclear plant could be suicidal
Russia Ukraine Tension The shooting at the Zaporizhia nuclear plant has raised the world's concern. Ukraine has said that this could lead to an accident like Chernobyl. Therefore, peacekeepers should be deployed in the Zaporizhia nuclear plant area.
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Two shellings last week at Ukraine's Zaporizhia nuclear plant have raised the concern of the whole world. Ukraine has said that an accident like Chernobyl could happen at any time due to the actions of Russia. Therefore, the Russian army should withdraw from the Zaporizhia nuclear plant area and declare it a military-free zone and deploy peacekeepers there. Be aware that Zaporizhia has Europe's largest nuclear plant, which was captured by the Russian army in March but only employees of Ukraine are employed in it.
There were rocket attacks on this Ukrainian nuclear plant on Friday and Saturday. The plant was set on fire in these attacks but it was soon brought under control. The armies of Russia and Ukraine have accused each other of these attacks. Russia has said that the Ukrainian military is firing on the nuclear plant and other areas under its control.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for the visit of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors to the nuclear plant. "Any attack on a nuclear plant can prove to be suicidal. Guterres was in Japan on Monday to attend an event in Hiroshima, the victim of the nuclear attack. Russia's envoy to the IAEA has said that his country is ready for an inspection by international experts of the Zaporizhia plant.
The Russian Defense Ministry has said that Ukrainian military strikes damaged the high voltage power lines of the Soviet-era plant. The Kremlin has called the attack on the plant extremely dangerous. While Ukraine has said that three radiation sensors were destroyed and two employees were injured in the attack by the Russian army.
12 ships left with food grains from Ukraine
Two more food-laden ships left Ukraine on Monday as a result of an agreement between Russia, Ukraine and Turkey (the new name for Turkey). A total of 59 thousand tonnes of food grains are loaded in these. In this way, 12 ships carrying food grains from Ukraine have passed through the Black Sea in a week.
