After the end of the IAEA mission, Zaporizhzhia falls back into chaos .
While most of the inspectors of the International Atomic Energy Agency were leaving Europe's largest nuclear power plant, besieged for weeks by crossfire, the plant's territory in southern Ukraine was once again targeted by raids . for which Moscow and Kiev have, as always, shrugged off their responsibilities.
The return to the clashes immediately caused the effect of disconnecting the structure from the Kiev electricity grid following a fire, as happened last month, while the two experts of the UN agency remained "as observers" to monitor developments in the central were made to take refuge in the bunkers.
"In the past three days, the Russian occupation forces have continued to intensively bomb the area around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant" and, as a result, several transmission lines have been damaged, the Ukrainian national operator denounced. Energoatom , explaining that "following a fire due to bombing" the connection with reactor number 6 was also interrupted, the only one currently operational after the new block on Saturday of reactor number 5, while the others have been off for weeks .
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Kiev: "Oil depot in Dnipro hit, stocks destroyed"
A missile attack on the Karpiv community of Kryvorizk district, in Ukraine's southeastern Dnipropetrovsk region, hit an oil depot tonight, destroying all fuel stocks that had been stored there. This was reported by the local emergency services, cited by UNIAN, according to which a large fire broke out due to the bombing and the firefighters are working on the spot to try to tame it. The region had already been hit by raids in the past few hours, causing at least one civilian casualty.
