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The Russian Foreign Ministry confirmed that the bombing of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant by the Kyiv authorities was a nuclear terrorist act that could lead to catastrophe.
“In recent days, Ukrainian units have bombed the territory of the nuclear power plant in Zaporozhye several times, and this is a nuclear terrorist act that will lead to a catastrophe on a scale far exceeding the consequences of the accident at the Chernobyl plant,” Deputy Director of the Information and Press Department of the Russian Foreign Ministry Ivan Nechaev said during a press conference in Moscow today. Nuclear energy,” explaining that the Security Council will hold a meeting today to discuss this issue at the request of Russia, which hopes that the international community and relevant international institutions will pay due attention to the situation surrounding this plant.
With regard to the military aid provided by Washington to Kiev, Nechaev explained that this aid will prolong the military confrontation and complicate the situation and will not help to solve it, warning of the danger that the weapons sent by the West to Ukraine will reach the black market and fall into the hands of terrorists, and reiterated that the Russian special military operation in Ukraine It will continue until its full goals are achieved.
Nechaev denied what was reported in the media about a proposal by the DPRK to send volunteers to participate in the Russian military operation, and said, "This is fake news and has nothing to do with the truth. The combat capabilities of the Russian Armed Forces and the forces of the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics are completely sufficient to achieve the goals of the special military operation."
Concerning the export of Russian grain and fertilizer to the world, Nechaev pointed out that the West is not fulfilling its obligations in this regard, and is also exploiting the crisis in Ukraine for its own benefit, as Ukrainian ships carrying grain do not go to African and Asian countries, but to Western ports.
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