The UN opposed attacks on critical infrastructure after the Ukrainian Armed Forces strike on the nuclear power plant

The UN opposes attacks on critical infrastructure facilities. This was announced on May 30 at the office of the Secretary General of the world Organization, commenting on the strike of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) on the Zaporizhia NPP.

"We want all sides to avoid attacks on critical infrastructure," the UN Secretary General's office told TASS.

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A new rotation of IAEA experts is also planned.

Alexey Likhachev, head of the Rosatom state Corporation, announced the attack of a Ukrainian drone on the nuclear power plant's engine room on the same day. According to him, the drone broke through the wall of the room and exploded. The press service of the NPP clarified that there were no casualties or critical damage during the attack of a Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicle on a nuclear power plant.

Evgenia Yashina, Director of Communications at the nuclear power plant, clarified that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is aware of the Ukrainian Armed Forces attack. In addition, the station's director, Yuri Chernichuk, stressed that such an attack could have disabled the entire station unit.