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For the ukrainian staff who are still operating the plant. they are working under high stress and pressure, which could raise the risks of human error, a situation the monitors described as not sustainable. for the first time, the agency called for the creation of a protection zone around the facility and said it was ready to start working on that. it is hard to see it happening without difficult negotiations. for weeks, ukraine has urged the demilitarisation of the zone, something that so far h...

Playing with fire. >> and melissa bell is joining us live from kyiv. what is the situation on the ground right now? >> reporter: that 52 page report published yesterday explaining that they are extremely concerned that the iaea, they want urgent measures taken including the creation of a nuclear safety and protection zone around the plant. very similar to what president zelenskyy has been calling for essentially a demilitarized zone. not quite using that word, but that is what rafael grossi is c...

The potential for a serious nuclear accident and have recommended the immediate creation of a security zone to shield the facility from fighting. russia is being urged to allow that to go forward. the bbc�*s nada tawfik more detail on the un meeting in new york. rafael grossi told the un security council that those shelling the zaporizhzhia plant were playing with fire and warned that something catastrophic could take place. both ukraine and russia have accused each other of risking a nuclear ...

Is the most detailed assessment of what the war has done is one of what the war has done is one of the largest nuclear plants in the world. they inspect damage at different locations including the roofs of buildings and the radiation monitoring system. they said there was no immediate risk of any possible leak of nuclear material. russian military personnel and equipment have been deployed around the complex and there was special concern about the conditions for the ukrainian staff still operati...

Energy. he knows that by turning off the russian gas taps, that will raise prices, raise energy bills, increase pressure on consumers across europe and on european governments and i think his calculation is that that will ultimately die loot european support for ukraine and help to ease sanctions against russia. and perhaps that belief, that conviction is the reason he was looking pretty confident at this economic forum. i think he believes that the russian economy, well, it has survived until t...

>> the risk is very high. look, i commanded a nuclear aircraft carrier task group. i slept on top of six nuclear reactors. i slept very well. because we had safe guards in place. we knew what we were doing, we werent in a combat zone. here you have the chance of a meltdown at the very dark end of the speck trup or an artillery strike that takes out, for example, spent uranium can release radio activity as well. so the risks, willie, are very high. and the question is, why is putin doing this, i ...

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-- also smart in the classroom. try -- try -- im just trying to be great in life. im trying to make something of my life, im trying to be successful. >> to be honest with you, what i been through. because there are people who just look at the good things, look at the good things. but id rather you see what the negativity was so its like it counteracts. its like here is the bad but here where i am, im good now. im in a good zone. you know what im saying? its more like i rather you not just tell h...

Zone, where it becomes, without question, a crime, and you walk it up the ladder from that, so could you take it and turn into an indictment? it. >> could that could be a single conspiracy. that is to say that all of these people were connected and all knew what was going to happened and all planned what was going to happen and had various means to do it and the objective was to overturn the election. >> so john, we have it up on the screen for your analysis, we endeavor to accurately show this ...

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