 | IAEA warns of 'increasing' military activity near Ukraine nuclear plant"The idea is to agree on certain principles, certain commitments, including not to attack the plant," Grossi told AFP during a press tour organised by Moscow. |
 | UN nuclear chief says Iran visit could produce 'important agreements'The two-day visit by the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) comes as the Vienna-based organisation seeks greater cooperation with Iran over its nuclear activities. |
 | Iran says it has started enriching uranium to 60 per cent at Fordo plantThe IAEA complains that the ability of its inspectors to monitor Iran's stepped up nuclear activities has been hampered by restrictions imposed by Iran. |
 | India condemns recent intercontinental ballistic missile launch by North KoreaKamboj said India calls for full implementation of the relevant UN Security Council resolutions relating to North Korea.Kamboj said India calls for full implementation of the relevant UN Security Coun |
 | Ukraine nuclear plant reconnected to national grid: IAEASince being cut off from the grid, the station was relying on its own power supplies to operate essential safety mechanisms. Experts feared that the plant could run out of internal power. |
 | Ukraine, Russia 'interested' in securing nuclear plant: IAEA"All IAEA efforts must be focused on achieving this goal. Anything short of this won't make Russia stop its dangerous game," Oleg Nikolenko wrote on Twitter. |
 | Ukrainian forces retake Russian-held territory near KharkivMeanwhile, tensions continued to simmer around Europe's largest nuclear power plant where Ukraine and Russia have accused each other of threatening a nuclear disaster by shelling near the facility. |
 | UN team misled by Russia at Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant: UkraineEnergoatom said Russian officials “are making every effort to prevent the International Atomic Energy Agency mission from getting to know the real state of affairs” at the Russian-held power plant. |
 | UN agency to inspect Russian-occupied Ukraine nuclear plant in urgent missionThe stakes couldn't be higher for the International Atomic Energy Agency experts who will visit the plant in a country where the 1986 Chernobyl disaster spewed radiation throughout the region. |
 | UN nuclear inspectors head to troubled Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia power plantThe power plant has been occupied by Russian forces and operated by Ukrainian workers since the early days of the 6-month-old war. |
 | IAEA chief Grossi says mission to big Ukraine nuclear plant on wayThe IAEA tweeted that the mission will assess physical damage to the facility, “determine functionality of safety & security systems” and evaluate staff conditions, among other things. |
| Outage ends at Ukraine nuclear plant, as international inspection preparedKyiv suspects Moscow intends to divert power from the Zaporizhzhia plant to the Crimean Peninsula, annexed by Russian troops in 2014. |
 | IAEA mission seeks to visit Zaporizhzhia plant in Ukraine amid concernsFire damage to a transmission line at Europe's largest nuclear plant caused a blackout across the region on August 25 and heightened fears of a catastrophe in a country. |
| Ukraine: IAEA "wants" to send a mission to inspect Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plantGrossi said that the IAEA is continuing to receive remote safeguards data from the sites of the four operational NPPs in Ukraine, as well as from the Chornobyl NPP. |
 | Putin allows inspectors to visit Russia-held nuclear plant via UkraineA flare-up in fighting around the Russian-controlled nuclear power station -- with both sides blaming each other for attacks -- has raised the spectre of a disaster worse than in Chernobyl. |
| NATO says 'urgent' need to inspect Ukraine nuclear plantThe plant is the largest one in Europe, and the uncertainty surrounding it as the war rages has fuelled fears of a nuclear accident to rival that of Chernobyl in 1986, when a reactor exploded. |
 | IAEA chief warns of 'grave hour' at Ukraine nuclear plant"This visit cannot wait any longer," she told the Council, adding that the only way to ensure nuclear safety would be for Moscow to end its war. |
 | UN nuclear watchdog: Iran removing 27 surveillance camerasThe sites that would see cameras removed include its underground Natanz nuclear enrichment facility, as well as its facility in Isfahan. |
| Iran turns off two of UN nuclear watchdog's cameras: ReportIran already has been holding footage from International Atomic Energy Agency surveillance cameras since February 2021 as a pressure tactic to restore the atomic accord. |
 | Japan making progress on Fukushima water release plan: IAEAA team of experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency visited the plant in February and met with officials. |
