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This is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. europes largest nuclear power plant has been under attack. its now secure but ukraines president accuses moscow of nuclear terror. translation: we need to stop | the russian military immediately. scream to your politicians. ukraine has 15 nuclear units. if there is an explosion, it is the end of everything. the it is the end of everything. international atomic en agency the international atomic energy agency chie...

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>> sean: very, very dangerous. we appreciate you being with us. joining us now, another nuclear expert, the heritage foundation, a senior fellow for naval warfare and advanced technology. whats your take on this? >> thank you for having me on, hannity. im a nuclear trained submarine officer, so not a civilian nuclear power, not as familiar with that, but i do understand and we do study some of the histories of these designs and the consequences if you have a nuclear release. so the fact that you...

This is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. europes largest nuclear power plant has been under attack. its now secure but ukraines president accuses moscow of nuclear terror. translation: we need to stop | the russian military immediately. scream to your politicians. ukraine has 15 nuclear units. if there is an explosion, it is the end of everything. the it is the end of everything. international atomic en agency the international atomic energy agency chie...

This is cnn breaking news. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is friday, march 4th. im brianna keilar with john berman. russia has attacked a civilian nuclear power plant. this is a first in human history. russian troops control the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, setting parts of it on fire. this is the largest nuclear plant in ukraine and also the largest in all of europe. and that fire is now out. the company that runs the plant says managers...

Of radioactive material. no release of radioactive material. no release of radioactive material. no release of radioactive material. importantly, in this regard, is the radiation monitoring systems, so the systems we have to monitor the radiation, are fully functional as well. however, as you can imagine, the operator and the regulator have been telling us that the situation is naturally, continues to be extremely tense and challenging because of the circumstances. my colleague yalda hakim is in...

Site, this building i should repeat is not part of the reactor, it is a training adjacent construction facility to the reactors. these caused a localised fire which was extinguished by the local fibre at the plant. —— by the localfire extinguished by the local fibre at the plant. —— by the local fire at the plant. —— by the local fire at the plant. —— by the local fire at the plant. it is important to say that all the safety systems of the six reactors at the plant were not affec...

Distinction is clear.— distinction is clear. studio: that is the director-general— distinction is clear. studio: that is the director-general of - distinction is clear. studio: that is the director-general of the - is the director—general of the international atomic energy agency, rafael mariano grossi. we will leave that news conference now. just to recap briefly what he was saying, underlining the fact that the unit is now secure but it is under the control of russian troops. none of the...

Troops, more equipment to encircle the capital and potentially take the entire city of kyiv and take it over, jake. >> matthew, earlier today you called the idea of a military confrontation between the russians and ukrainians near the chernobyl nuclear exclusion zone, you called it quite, frankly, terrifying obviously because of all the unknowns about what might happen if that radioactive material were disturbed. do we have any idea why russia might want control of chernobyl? is it just another ...

Being the largest in europe. the incident left the international community on edge with concerns that clashes were taking place so close to radioactive material. with the russians now in control, they will be able to weaponize and leverage the facility the supplies ukraine with 25% of its energy. ukraine president zelenskyy had this to say about the attack. >> russian people, i want to appeal to you. how is it possible after all we fought together in 1993 against the chernobyl catastrophe conseq...