Ukraine's nuclear plant out of control, UN warns.

The UN's nuclear chief has warned that Europe's largest nuclear power plant in Ukraine is completely out of control. He urged Russia-Ukraine to allow experts to visit the complex at the earliest to stabilize the situation and avoid a nuclear accident. International Atomic Energy Agency director general Rafael Grassi said the situation at the Zaporizhzhya plant in the southeastern city of Enerhodar was getting dangerous every day.

It was captured by Russian troops in early March after the attack on Ukraine on February 24. "Every principle of nuclear safety has been violated and what is at stake is extremely serious and dangerous. Gracie referred to several breaches of security at the plant, saying it was in a place near the Russian-controlled area where fierce fighting is going on. The physical integrity of the plant has not been respected. The IAEA chief said he and his team needed the security and immediate cooperation of Russia and Ukraine to reach the nuclear plant. 

The possibility of an accident like Chernobyl IAEA chief Rafael Grassi said, "The supply chain of equipment-spare parts here has been disrupted, so we are not sure that the plant is safe." This requires monitoring whether nuclear material is being protected or not. If its safety is not taken care of, then accident like Chernobyl which happened in 1986 at this plant can happen. This would be extremely dangerous as the plant is about 110 km from Kyiv.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov goes to Myanmar on an official visit

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has visited Myanmar on Wednesday on an official visit. According to Russian news agency TASS, during the visit, Lavrov will hold talks with the military government on security and economic matters. Russia is a major supporter of Myanmar's military government, which took power by ousting the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi in February last year. Lavrov also met his counterpart Wuna Maung Lwan and other top officials here. Lavrov will discuss the possibilities and cooperation of Russia-Myanmar relations here. Russian attacks continue in southeastern Ukraine

It's been six months since the Russia-Ukraine war, but the Russian military is not taking the name of stopping the attack. He attacked several villages and towns in the Donesk region on Wednesday. However, the Ukrainian army is also pushing hard to regain the lost areas of Kherson. He continued to attack Russian troops.