Ukraine provided IAEA, US with data on Russian threat to nuclear energy
The President of Ukraine held a meeting the day before with the military, SBU representatives, and government officials regarding the protection of infrastructure from Russian attacks
On June 15, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a meeting with the military, representatives of the Security Service of Ukraine, and government officials on protecting our infrastructure from Russian attacks.
He reported this on his Telegram.
President Zelensky stressed that despite all of Putin's promises to the United States and everyone in the world who seeks peace, Russia continues to strike at civilian energy facilities in Ukraine.
"This terror is becoming more and more vile. There are no signs that anyone in Moscow is preparing for the end of the war and is considering diplomacy seriously," he stated.
Zelensky said that Russia plans to continue attacking Ukrainian energy. And these attacks may now be less noticeable to the world due to the focus on the situation in the Middle East. The relevant data is available from the intelligence partners.
"Specifically, regarding the Russian threat to our nuclear generation infrastructure in Ukraine, the Minister of Energy of Ukraine has provided data to the IAEA and Mr. Witkoff. The Minister of Defense of Ukraine has provided information to his colleague in the United States," Volodymyr Zelenskyy noted.
The meeting participants also discussed the current development of Russian strike weapons and, accordingly, identified tasks for the development of Ukrainian air defense.
"There were also reports from the head of the SBU and the chief of the General Staff. The details are not public, but the results of today's discussion should have a tangible impact on the situation," the President added.
As reported by "Ukrainian Energy", restart of the Zapadnaya NPP is possible only under the control of Ukraine. A joint statement by 49 member states was read out at a meeting of the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency
