The International Atomic Energy Agency urged Russia to allow its specialists to inspect the plant for safety following recent shelling and nearby fighting.
A senior US military official dismissed Putin’s claim last week, saying that the experience of Chernobyl meant Kyiv was all too aware of the consequences of such an attack.
The International Atomic Energy Agency last week urged Russia to allow its specialists to inspect the plant for safety following recent shelling and nearby fighting.
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