"IAEA Director General Addresses Ukraine's Nuclear Plant Situation Amidst Tensions"
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has found no visible indications of mines or explosives at Ukraine's Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP), but further access is needed to conduct additional checks. The IAEA experts have inspected parts of the plant's cooling system and continue to conduct regular walkdowns. The agency is reinforcing its presence at the plant to monitor compliance with protection principles. The ZNPP is currently relying on separate water reserves, and efforts are being made to ensure sufficient water for the longer term. The plant remains dependent on a single operational power line and emergency diesel generators. Five of the six reactors are in cold shutdown, while Unit 5 remains in hot shutdown. The IAEA is also assisting in maintaining nuclear safety and security at other NPPs in Ukraine.
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