The UN has sent an extremely worrying warning about the situation of the nuclear power plant in Zaporozhye, Ukraine, which has been under the occupation of the Russian army for several months, and in the perimeter of which Russian soldiers have bombed certain equipment, there being explosions even nearby areas where very dangerous radioactive materials are stored.
The UN is sounding the alarm through Secretary General António Guterres, declaring himself extremely concerned about the situation in which the largest nuclear power plant in Europe is at the moment, there is always the possibility that a catastrophe will occur if the Russians they don't stop bombing various areas of the plant's perimeter.
The UN has been trying for some time to make the whole world very aware of the situation that is encountered in the case of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, and this is because there is a possibility that a wrong explosion could lead to the unleashing of a series of chain effects that can affect the lives of hundreds of millions of people, including many Russians who are close to the area.
The UN could have a meeting of the security council in the following days to discuss the extremely serious situation in Zaporozhye, but it remains to be seen to what extent the countries that are part of the organization could convince Russia that it is extremely dangerous to play with people's lives at a nuclear power plant.
"Any potential damage to Zaporizhzhia or any other nuclear facilities in Ukraine, or anywhere else, could lead to catastrophic consequences."
— @antonioguterres expresses serious concern about the situation in & around Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. https://t.co/aLppSvn22A pic.twitter.com/69AQIbPMx7
- United Nations (@UN) August 11
