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Ukraine / Russia Weighs Into Dispute Over IAEA Staff Rotation At Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Station

By David Dalton
22 February 2023

Changeover of experts delayed for more than two weeks

Russia Weighs Into Dispute Over IAEA Staff Rotation At Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Station
The IAEA placed staff at Zaporizhzhia on a permanent basis last September. Courtesy Wikipedia/Creative Commons.
Russia has expressed “deep concern” over the United’ Nations’ behaviour regarding the rotation of International Atomic Energy Agency staff at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southeast Ukraine.

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