International Desk: Recently, Russia complained that the work of making nuclear radioactive ‘dirty bomb’ is going on in Ukraine. United Nations Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors searched the relevant sites in the country to find evidence of this. But the organization rejected this allegation as there was no sign of making a ‘dirty bomb’. This information was given in a report of the British media Guardian.
The Vienna-based IAEA said in a statement that, based on its evaluation of the information and data from those tests and the information provided by Ukraine, the agency has found no indication of any undeclared nuclear activity or materials that could be used for nuclear activity at the sites.
Over the past few days, IAEA inspectors have planned to carry out inspections at various locations in Ukraine. They were allowed to go everywhere and continue their work without any hindrance, the IAEA said.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelinsky welcomed the IAEA report. He said, this was supposed to happen. It was certain. Zelensky made these comments in an address to the nation.
Ukraine invited the IAEA to examine the matter. The country’s officials were assured all the facilities they needed, they were given full freedom of action and the IAEA had clear and irrefutable evidence that no one in Ukraine had made or was making any ‘dirty bombs’.
Zelensky also said that the only dirty thing in their region now is the brains of those in Moscow, who unfortunately have taken control of Russia and are terrorizing Ukraine and the whole world.
