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There is a lot they want to do, but crucially, moscow has hinted its own approval of the very idea of inspectors staying there permanently, something the iaea says would have a stabilising effect on an area that has seen almost daily shelling since the start of this month, with both sides blaming each other. meanwhile, further along in the south, the ukrainian counter—offensive seems to be continuing around the city of kherson, the first major city to fall in this invasion. the claim from kyiv...

Both sides are accused of bombing it to try and delay the inspectors arrival and trying to undermine the whole mission and then, once they arrived, the claim from ukraine was that they were heavily monitored, escorted around, which meant that they were not able to speak to staff candidly, heartheirtestimony, staff who have previously described being kept at gunpoint. but the crucial detail is this. raphael grossi claimed that his team wont be going anywhere and if that transpires that could well...

Staff who previously described being kept at gunpoint. but the crucial detail, raphael quirke c claimed that his team won�*t be going anywhere. if that transpires, that could have a stabilising effect on a volatile section of a vast front line. —— rafael grossi. but to be frank, the duration of the stay at the zaporizhzhia power plant is decided by the russians who have a tight grip on the surrounding directory. —— surrounding territory. that visit to the zaporizhzhia power plant comes...

Presence there and my conviction is that having them on site will have a stabilising effect. mr grossi says the situation at the plant has deteriorated rapidly to the point of becoming "very alarming". this is why. the soviet—built plant is on the south bank of the dnieper river, south—west of the city of zaporizhzhia itself, making it an important position for russian and ukrainian forces, who have been contesting control of the site since early in the war. the plant was shelled on august 5...