The Russian-occupied Zaburigia nuclear power plant in southern Ukraine has its external electricity supply restored, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency on Saturday.
Two lines were destroyed following the bombardment of the area, according to Raphael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, forcing the facility to employ two-day emergency diesel generators.
Throughout the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, the station lost the external energy a number of times.
The plant requires energy even though it is not currently in use in order to cool the essential components and avoid a nuclear disaster.
The regular power outages, according to Grossi, “clearly demonstrate the danger of the safety and nuclear security condition faced by the huge nuclear power plant.”
To lower the possibility of a nuclear disaster, the International Atomic Energy Agency is working to create a safe zone surrounding the facility.
“We can’t take any more time being lost. We must move before it is too late. “.
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