Fears Grow For Ukraine Nuclear Plant Ahead Of Inspector Report

The video discusses the situation at the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine, which is in a war zone and occupied by Russian troops but operated by Ukrainian engineers. Inspectors report that shelling has caused a fire, cutting the plant off from external electricity. One reactor still powers the plant, but the duration of this is uncertain. Experts warn that losing electricity could lead to a radiation release.

What is the current status of the nuclear power plant in southeastern Ukraine?

• It is fully operational and safe.

• It has been abandoned by all staff.

• It is located in a peaceful area.

• It is in a war zone and under inspection.

Who is currently operating the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant?

• Russian engineers

• Ukrainian engineers

• United Nations inspectors

• International experts

What has caused damage to the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant?

• A fire due to shelling

• An earthquake

• A flood

• A technical malfunction

What is the current power situation at the plant?

• The plant is running on external electricity.

• One reactor is supplying power to the plant.

• The plant is completely shut down.

• All reactors are operational.

What is the potential risk if the plant loses electricity?

• A radiation release

• A decrease in radiation levels

• A complete shutdown of operations

• An increase in power output