New alarm on Chernobyl radioactivity levels

& # 8220; The level of radioactivity, I would say, is abnormal. There were times when the levels went up due to the movement of heavy equipment brought here by the Russian forces and when they left. We watch it day by day, & # 8221; said Rafael Grossi, director of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

#UPDATE The head of the UN's atomic watchdog on Tuesday condemned the Russian forces' occupation of the site of the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster for several weeks, calling it "very, very dangerous" pic.twitter.com/6npRGx7frw

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International Atomic Energy Agency Director-General Rafael Grossi, 36 years after the nuclear accident, sounded the alarm, saying the situation was “extremely dangerous,” according to Arab News, citing AFP. after the brief passage and occupation of the factory in the previous period by the Russians.