Ukraine: Russian Troops Leave Chernobyl Nuclear Site

The transcript discusses the potential radiation exposure of Russian troops at the Chernobyl site, with Ukraine claiming exposure and the IAEA unable to confirm. NATO accuses Russia of misleading about troop withdrawals, suggesting instead a strategic repositioning. Ukrainian President Zelensky warns of possible new Russian attacks in southeastern Ukraine.

What did Ukraine report about Russian troops at the Chernobyl site?

• They were exposed to radiation while digging trenches.

• They were evacuating civilians.

• They were captured by Ukrainian forces.

• They were building new nuclear facilities.

What is the stance of the International Atomic Energy Agency regarding the radiation exposure report?

• They supported the Ukrainian claims.

• They stated they could not confirm the report.

• They denied the report.

• They confirmed the report.

According to NATO, what is Russia doing instead of withdrawing troops?

• Building new military bases.

• Negotiating peace with Ukraine.

• Reorganizing and resupplying its forces.

• Evacuating its citizens.

What evidence does NATO claim to have regarding Russia's military actions?

• Russia is lying about troop withdrawal.

• Russia is planning to invade another country.

• Russia is building nuclear weapons.

• Russia is forming alliances with other nations.

What warning did President Zelensky give about Russia's military intentions?

• Russia is seeking diplomatic solutions.

• Russia is likely preparing for new attacks in the southeast.

• Russia is focusing on economic sanctions.

• Russia is planning to retreat from Ukraine.