Grossi said the talks are aimed at agreeing and implementing the zone around Europe’s largest nuclear power station as soon as possible. The zone would stop shelling damaging the plant and its crucial offsite power supply.
He said in an address to the IAEA’s general conference on Monday (26 September): “We know what needs to be done. It is possible. I am ready to continue consultations in both countries this week so that we can protect this plant.”
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