Russia demands ‘clearer position’ from UN nuclear watchdog on situation at Kursk nuclear plant

https://kyivindependent.com/russia-demands-clearer-position-from-iaea-on-situation-at-kursk-nuclear-power-plant/

by Elkenson_Sevven

19 comments

  1. Russia can solve any worries they have by getting the fuck out of Ukraine.

    These false flag attacks from Russia and them pretending to be worried about the situation they created is boring.

  2. The double speak and hypocrisy that comes out of Russia is beyond ridiculous. 🙄 IAEA staff must have sore tongues from biting them when dealing with these assholes. OMFG.

  3. Kinda funny watch Russia crying about shit they do themselves after Kursk

  4. I think Ukraine should build a tire bonfire in the cooling tower so the situation can be clearer.

  5. Ah yes, daily Russia nuclear threats. Scare the world into fearing Russia would conduct a false flag operation to later justify the use of nukes against Ukraine.

    Yawn, omg use them and end our miserable existence. Or, leave Ukraine. Fucking pick something and shut up

  6. From Russia’s and the World’s safety, Ukraine needs to create an 100km exclusion zone (air and land vehicles) around the nuclear plant so Russia doesn’t accidentally drop large bombs on it like they have other parts of Russia many, many times.

  7. Thus is mother Zakharova.
    She’s living in her own world.
    She should know that she will not get any statement from IAEA condemning anything,
    except it would be technical problems.
    And she’s also “demand politician”.
    These exist in almost all countries, demanding something impossible or hilarious.
    The more stupid, the better because more attention from the press.
    She also could demand that there are no more rainbows over Russia, because of “LGBT propaganda”
    and nobody would realize a difference.

  8. >

    > The Russian government seeks “a more objective and clear position” from the IAEA about the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant.
    Russian Foreign Minstry Spokesperson Maria Zakharova attends an annual news conference in Russia on Jan. 14, 2022. (Russian Foreign Ministry Press Service / Handout/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

    > The Russian government seeks “a more objective and clearer position” from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on the situation at the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant, Russian state-controlled news agency RIA Novosti reported on Aug. 28.

    > A day prior, Rafael Grossi, the director of the IAEA, visited the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant following allegations from Russian President Vladimir Putin and other officials that Ukraine has tried – or intends to try – to attack the plant amid the ongoing Ukrainian incursion in the area.

    > Kyiv has denied the allegations.

    > After the visit, Grossi warned about the risks associated with the facility amid Ukraine’s ongoing incursion into Kursk Oblast, but said the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant was “operating in very close to normal conditions.”

    > Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Maria Zakharova, in an interview with Radio Sputnik, criticized the IAEA’s statement, saying that the agency must speak out more clearly on nuclear security issues.

    > “We see both the assessments and the work of this structure (the IAEA), but each time, we want a more objective and clearer expression of the position of this structure,” Zakharova said.

    > “Not in favor of our country, not in favor of confirming Moscow’s position, but in favor of facts with one specific goal: ensuring safety and preventing the development of a scenario along a catastrophic path, to which the Kyiv regime is pushing everyone,” she claimed.

    > The fault of the Ukrainian side in escalating nuclear danger at the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant is more than obvious, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov claimed on the same day, according to RIA Novosti.

    > On Aug. 28, Russia’s National Guard also claimed on Telegram that its sappers had found a shell from a U.S.-supplied HIMARS multiple launch rocket system 5 km (3 miles) from the plant, as well as a rocket fragment which it said was stuffed with 180 unexploded munitions.

    > A video published by Russia’s National Guard showed alleged fragments of the rocket, which two soldiers claimed had been shot down by Russian air defenses and had partially exploded in the air.

    > Ukraine earlier refuted Russian Putin’s accusations that Kyiv had attempted to attack the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant.

    > “Russia’s desired scenario of Ukraine’s Defense Forces attacking the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant to accuse them of nuclear terrorism fell apart, so Putin joined the propaganda,” said Andrii Kovalenko, the head of the counter-disinformation department at Ukraine’s National Security and Defense Council.

  10. Russia demands clearer position on a location within its territory that it controls.

  11. Didn’t Russia attack a Ukrainian plant or two? Torture the technicians? anyone else remember that?

  12. Russia demands…..they are so used to breaking the rules and us still following them. What a rod we made by allowing them get away with transgression after transgression. Our fear of what they may do if “poked” was their real super power…. No more.

  13. Russia when other people do to them what a fraction of what they’ve been dishing out themselves…

  15. Russian lies are unbelievable 🤣🤣. They commit horrible crimes then accuse others of commiting that crime 🤣

  19. The position is SIMPLE. SHUT DOWN KURST NPP.

    STOP.

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