The United Nations Agency’s announcement came in the wake of statements by a high -ranking Russian official that two Ukraine institutes are linked to the nuclear industry are preparing to produce such a bomb. Additionally, “dirty bombs” are conventional explosives that include radioactive components.
The agency said in a statement, “The International Atomic Energy Agency is aware of the statements made by the Russian Federation on Sunday regarding alleged activities in two nuclear sites in Ukraine,” adding that both sites are already undergoing searches and that one of them was searched a month ago.
The International Atomic Energy Agency is getting ready to travel to the signatories, she said.
Lieutenant General Igor Kirilov, head of the Russian nuclear, biological, and chemical protection forces, was quoted by Russian media as saying in a press release, “According to the information available to us, there are institutions in Ukraine who have clear instructions to make the so-called dirty bomb.”
And the official Russian media agency has previously identified what they said they were two participating sites- the metal fertilization station in the Dnipropterrovsk region in central Ukraine and the Nuclear Research Institute in Kyiv.
None of the elbows were mentioned in the announcement from the Atomic Energy Agency.
Rafael Grossi, the firm’s general manager, was cited as saying that the agency had searched one of the two sites a month prior and that all of the findings were consistent with Ukrainian assurance advertisements.
No unauthorised activity or nuclear materials were present.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitro Coliba tweeted on Twitter earlier today, saying that he had spoken to Jerusi and urged him to “send experts to peaceful facilities in Ukraine that Russia claims to be a” dirty bomb “. “He agreed,” he continued.
Atomic energy is getting ready to look for a dirty bomb at two places in Ukraine.
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