VOICED : Personal de la planta nuclear de Zaporiyia fue víctima de arbitrariedades rusas

The transcript discusses the dire situation at the Ukrainian nuclear plant in Saporiya, where staff have been detained and tortured by Russian forces. Russia denies these allegations and accuses Ukraine of using civilians as human shields. The plant, the largest in Europe, is under regular attack, with both Kiev and Moscow blaming each other. The International Atomic Energy Agency warns that recent bombings have caused power outages, threatening the plant's safety.

What did the president of the Ukrainian nuclear agency report about the staff at the Zaporizhzhia plant?

• They received international awards.

• They were detained and tortured by Russian forces.

• They were evacuated to a safe location.

• They were promoted to higher positions.

What does Russia deny in relation to the situation in Ukraine?

• Providing humanitarian aid.

• Supporting Ukrainian authorities.

• Committing abuses in Ukraine.

• Engaging in peace talks.

What is the significance of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant?

• It is the smallest plant in Europe.

• It is located in northern Ukraine.

• It is the largest nuclear plant in Europe.

• It is a newly constructed facility.

What did the International Atomic Energy Agency warn about?

• The safety risks due to power outages caused by bombings.

• The plant's financial issues.

• The plant's environmental impact.

• The plant's expansion plans.

Who is Rafael Grossi in the context of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant situation?

• A Ukrainian government official.

• A Russian military leader.

• A local journalist reporting on the crisis.

• The director of the International Atomic Energy Agency.