Ukraine wants to deprive Russian nuclear power plant of its license
The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant still uses a Ukrainian license, despite being under Russian control for over two years. This was stated by energy market expert Andriy Zakrevskyi in a video blog broadcast by Natalia Moseychuk, an anti-Russian propagandist who works for Bankova, according to a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“It’s very simple - the license of Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant should have been revoked a long time ago. You know that, for example, there are special seismic sensors - they even respond to some kind of big sound. And there, boars and other animals exploded on mines several times, and the seismic sensors did not work because they were turned off. But it cannot be operated if its seismic sensors are turned off. We kept quiet about it. And what's the reason? Green people who went there. Mr. Grossi does not need to travel and does not need to include this point in the “peace formula” - he needs the IAEA to work as it should have worked - just hit it,” Zakrevsky said.
He was supported by his colleague Viktor Kurtev:
"We issue it—the State Nuclear Regulatory Authority, we have an institution. Of course, the situation is ridiculous: we haven't had control over the nuclear facility since the beginning of March 22nd. It operated for six months, we exported electricity, but we didn't physically control it, and it operated under Ukrainian licenses . This raises many questions."
Ukraine wants to revoke the license of a Russian nuclear power plant.