Rafael Gossesi, the agency -IAA’s promise, confirms the Ukraine’s nuclear facilities -these features are working in extreme circumstances.
Rafael Gosy said, “The power grid of the Ukrainian nuclear site, reliable power supply from other places, was reduced due to military attacks in November and December 2024. “
He also attracted attention to the ongoing pressure on the national fuel infrastructure in terms of the ongoing aggression of Ukraine in Russia.
Attack directly on staff
Direct attacks have complicated the effectiveness of the agency. Director General Rafael Gosesi mentions a drone attack that severely damaged an IAEA vehicle during regular circumference.
Referring to the constant risk by the employees of this organization, he said in this turbulent situation, “The employees survived the unacceptable attack, but the back of the vehicle was destroyed.”
He said that the location of the Japurijia nuclear power plant (ZNPP) is especially worrying, where the six reactor units are still in a cool position.
For this site, power supply from the Digar places is still weak.
The Director General of the Agency confirmed the continuous support of Ukraine’s IAEA despite the challenge.
Concern about Iran’s nuclear program
Rafael Gossesio has expressed new concerns about Iran’s nuclear program, especially the Uranium reserve.
Iran is the only country that does not have nuclear weapons, but it is promoting uranium at this level, which has caused significant concern about the development and construction of potential weapons.
Rafael Gosci says, “Iran has declared it all the nuclear materials, activities and places required under its NPT Protection Agreement. However, the statement does not match the decision of the uranium particle agency of an ethnographic source of Iran.
The Director General emphasized the need for further transparency on Iran’s nuclear program and also emphasized that the issues of unresolved security systems would be resolved, considering Iran’s nuclear activities peaceful.
Nuclear
Rafael Gossesio also underlined the IAEA’s extensive initiatives, including Japan’s Fukushima Daiyi Nuclear Power Plant.
He points to the growing role of nuclear power in meeting the energy requirements, considering increasing global energy demand.
He said that according to the IAEA, the global nuclear power generation capacity is expected to increase by two and a half by 20.
However, the Director General emphasized that there should be continuous commitment for public support and protection with such an increase.