"Will have to stand in line": the occupiers will not give the IAE special passes for entry to the ZPP

The IAEA mission left Kiev towards Zaporizhzhya NPP on August 31. The collaborator Volodymyr Rogov noted that if experts were entering the Russian Federation, they would be able to "get into the object safely, quickly and without obstacles. The staff of the Mission of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) who left Kiev to the captured Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant in Energodar will not issue special permits in order to get into the occupied territory without a queue.

This was stated by the head of the occupation administration of Zaporizhzhya region Vladimir Rogov. The collaborator stated that in this way specialists would have to stand in line while entering the occupied area. According to him, if the IAEA mission was entering the territory of Russia, she would be able to "safely and without obstacles" to reach the Zaporizhzhia NPP. "The IAEA mission will stand in the queue to get to the" liberated "part of the Zaporozhye region.

This is caused by the fact that they will not do the special steps," Rogov wrote. We will remind, on August 31 the cars of the MAE Mission left Kiev to Zaporizhzhya NPP, their route is not reported. A delegation of 14 people will check the damage and safety of the nuclear power plant. There are risks in the mission - the Russian military is constantly firing the temporarily occupied city of Energodar, where it is located.