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RUSSIA ACCUSES UKRAINE OF ATTACKING CAR USED TO CARRY UN NUCLEAR EXPERTS ON DEC
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December 11, 202410:12 AM GMT+1Updated 2 days ago
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A view shows an official vehicle of the International Atomic Energy Agency
(IAEA) damaged by a drone strike on a road in Zaporizhzhia region, amid Russia's
ongoing attack, in Ukraine, December 10, 2024. Ukraine's President Volodymyr
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MOSCOW, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Russia on Wednesday accused the Ukrainian armed
forces of attacking a car used to transport experts from the International
Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on Dec. 10, saying someone could have been killed.
IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi said on the day of the incident that a drone
had hit and severely damaged an official vehicle of the agency on the road to
Ukraine's Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant on Tuesday, but
that there had been no casualties.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said at the time that the strike was a
deliberate Russian attack that showed Moscow had total disregard for
international law and institutions.
But Russia's Foreign Ministry in a statement on Wednesday said it was Ukraine
that had attacked the vehicle.
"At around 1500, an IAEA vehicle used to transport experts from the agency's
Secretariat was attacked in Kyiv-controlled territory," the ministry said.
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"At 1637 Ukraine attacked a Russian convoy returning from the Kamenskoye
settlement after having delivered experts from the IAEA Secretariat to the line
of contact.
We share the indignation of the agency's (IAEA's) leadership at these
provocative and reckless actions by the regime in Kyiv, which not only continues
to commit crimes by threatening and attacking Russian nuclear facilities, but
also dares to put the staff of an international organisation and Russian
military personnel on rotation in mortal danger," the ministry said.

Russia captured the Zaporizhzhia plant, Europe's biggest nuclear power station,
soon after its forces went into Ukraine in February 2022. Each side in the
33-month-old war has since accused the other of shelling the plant and
endangering nuclear safety.


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