Russia and IAEA discuss ceasefire for repairs at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant

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•Russia and the IAEA began talks on February 21 to establish a ceasefire around the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.
•The ceasefire aims to enable repairs on the plant’s backup power line, which is vital for nuclear safety.
•Rosatom coordinated with Russia’s Foreign Ministry, Defense Ministry, and Rosgvardiya on the ceasefire terms.
•A subsequent meeting involving Russia, the IAEA, and the US is scheduled to discuss the plant’s management.
•The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant is located in a conflict zone in Ukraine and is Europe’s largest nuclear facility.

▸If Russia and the IAEA agree on a ceasefire repair crews can safely restore the backup power line, reducing nuclear safety risks at the plant.

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