US EditionUkraine Slams Russia’s Licensing of Reactor at Occupied Zaporizhzhia Plant, Demands Full Withdrawal
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Ukraine Slams Russia’s Licensing of Reactor at Occupied Zaporizhzhia Plant, Demands Full Withdrawal
On December 26, Ukraine’s Ministry of Energy condemned Russia’s recent decision to issue a license for the operation of one of the reactors at the occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP), calling the move legally null and void and without legal effect. The announcement from Russian-installed authorities on December 23 stated that Unit 1 of the plant had received a new operational license from the Russian regulator Rostekhnadzor. The min…
Ukraine warns of the threat of a nuclear accident.
The Ministry of Energy of Ukraine has declared the Russian "licensing" of the power unit of the ZNPP null and void and called for sanctions against Rosatom. The Ministry of Energy of Ukraine has declared the decision of the Russian "Rostekhnadzor" to issue a "license" for the operation of the power unit of the occupied ZNPP legally null and void.
The Ukrainian Ministry of Energy condemns the illegal "licensing" of a power unit at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) by the Russian Federation. Such actions pose a real threat to nuclear safety and violate international law, RBC-Ukraine reported, citing a statement from the Ukrainian Ministry of Energy. The Ministry of Energy strongly rejects Russia's attempt to legitimize its occupation of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant by iss…
The Ministry noted that the Russian Federation uses the nuclear facility as a tool of military pressure and blackmail
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