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Consuming as much power. so that seems to be less of a concern at this point. but ukrainian officials are incredibly concerned about the 15 nuclear reactors and what could happen if russian troops go after the remaining nuclear reactors, also pointing to the fact that a lot of people in these facilities now occupied by russians, their nerves are frayed and mistakes can happen. thats a real source of concern in ukraine. >> raf, take me into russia. what is the kremlin saying about this? and maybe...

And the national guard. at some point in the last two hours, thats when we started to see this black and white video. thats when the mayor for sound the alarm, then the plant manager. and then, we had the foreign affairs minister, calling on people to wake up, saying, in one of the scariest tweets i have ever read on television that an explosion could happen, and that could be ten times worse than chernobyl, because of a fire inside the plant. we have since then learned from emergency services t...

Issue the un says explosives did not hit the reactor. >> todd: we go to jonathan hunt live in lviv. jonathan. >> jonathan: two important bits of breaking news on that nuclear power plant. russian forces are in control of it and the area around it. we understand in a press conference that just wrapped up with the international ark tommic energy agency that ukrainian workers, plant workers are still in there. they still have control, if you like, of the mechanics of that nuclear plant. clearly wit...

On several areas outside ukraine. one official explained why the fight on this power pines is so frustrating. >> this is unprecedented, a nuclear power plant has never become under attack. there are -- in place to be hit such attacks. this is another violation by russia. >> lets go by cal perry in lviv, ukraine. cal, we know there is not in the same area as the plant but youre following the story. what do you know? >> so at this hour, we understand that the plant is secure, as the iaea has said....

This is bbc news. the headlines: ukraines president has accused russia of nuclear terror after reportedly combining the biggest new power station. the safety is now secure the fire has affected a training building and laboratory. the iaea has been told essential equipment is still functioning. the russian bombardment of cities across ukraine is intensifying. air strikes have taken place north of keogh. president putin has claimed his military campaign is on track. ukraines president has appealed...

Ukraines emergency services. they actually say that the fire broke out in a training building, outside the plants perimeter. it says the fireproof condition at the nuclear power plant is okay. this comes as russian forces continue their assault on ukrainian cities. this is drone footage of a small town, about 40 miles northwest of the capital, where some buildings were reduced to rubble after heavy shelling. you see there on your screen. today, also continued heavy fighting in the suburb city, t...

Ukraines president, volodymyr zelensky, has accused russia of "nuclear terror". the nato chief jens the nato chiefjens stoltenberg says it shows the recklessness of the war. elsewhere, the port city of mariupol to the east is facing another day of heavy bombing, with most basic services like running water cut off. hundreds of civilians have died. kharkiv in the north—east has been reduced to rubble. ukraine says at least 47 people were killed by russian air strikes in the northern city of cher...

Nuclear power plant. fortunately, if one can say that, the fire hit an administrative training building and not any of the six reactors, although later, the ukrainian regulator reported that reactor number six had suffered some external damage that they were repairing, but for the time being, we do not see the iaea and nuclear regulator of ukraine is not reporting a radiological incident and two of the six reactors are operating at full power. >> something many nations are keeping a close eye on...

Being run by the normal staff. but it has really been unprecedented being subject to direct military attack, which has clearly caused damage to notjust the training building where the fire occurred on the 4th building where the fire occurred on the 11th of march, but also the administration building and some of the rest of the infrastructure. crucially, the power lines, the high—voltage power lines that supply the critical electricity nuclear actors need at all time. two of the four of those w...

Organisation apparently attempted to take over the facilities a couple of days ago, but its still apparently being run by the normal staff. but it has really been unprecedented being subject unprecedented to be subject to direct military attack, which has clearly caused damage to notjust the training building where the fire occurred on the 11th of march, but also the administration building and some of the rest of the infrastructure. crucially, the power lines, the high—voltage power lines tha...