U.N. Agency To Inspect Ukraine Nuclear Plant In Urgent Mission

The video discusses a nuclear power plant in southeastern Ukraine, located in a war zone. The International Atomic Energy Agency plans to send a team of 13 inspectors to assess the plant's safety. Although Russian troops have occupied the plant, it is still operated by Ukrainians. The proximity of fighting to the nuclear reactor raises concerns about potential radiation release. Inspectors aim to determine if the plant remains safe to operate.

Where is the nuclear power plant located?

• Northeastern Ukraine

• Southeastern Ukraine

• Northwestern Ukraine

• Southwestern Ukraine

Who currently occupies the nuclear power plant?

• Ukrainian troops

• Russian troops

• International Atomic Energy Agency

• Local civilians

Who is responsible for running the nuclear power plant?

• Russian engineers

• Ukrainian staff

• International Atomic Energy Agency

• Local government

What is the main concern if the nuclear reactor is hit directly?

• Loss of electricity

• Release of deadly radiation

• Structural damage

• Water contamination

What is the purpose of the inspectors' visit to the plant?

• To evacuate the staff

• To negotiate with troops

• To assess the plant's safety

• To repair the reactor