Russia tries to transfer the Zaporozhye NPP to the property of "Rosatom" - Energoatom

The invaders were probably abducted by the CEO of Igor Murashov, to force the Russian Federation and completely capture the atomic object. Russia tries to transfer the captured Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant to the Russian energy company Rosatom. The head of the Ukrainian company "Energoatom" Petro Kotin told this, reports The Guardian. According to him, the invaders try to force all the station staff to sign contracts for work in Rosatom.

Kotin also suggested that the abduction of the CEO of the ZPEC Igor Murashov is due to the fact that it is also trying to accept the conditions of the Russian Federation to fully capture the largest atomic object in Europe with 7,000 people. "We expect to be trying to make this step of the Russians to capture the Zaporizhzhya NPP," he said. We will remind, on October 1 Petro Kotin reported that the Russian military abducted Igor Murashov.

The car of the man was stopped by force, and he was taken with his eyes tied in an unknown direction. On September 27, the General Staff said that the ZPEC employees did not want to cooperate with the occupiers and try to leave the occupied energy. According to the command, the situation at the atomic object remains tense. On September 11, the nuclear power plant was disconnected from the power grid and decided to be transferred to a cold state.