Russians blow up part of munition stocks at Zaporizhia NPP - Energoatom

The Russian forces blew up part of their munition stocks on the site of the seized Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant.

That’s according to NNEGC Energoatom, Ukraine’s nuclear energy operator, Ukrinform reports.

"Russicst idiots blew up part of the ammunition at the site of the Zaporizhia NPP near the ruins of the training center and Power Unit 1. And they plan to continue carrying out detonations at the largest nuclear facility in Europe," Energoatom said.

It is noted that before the explosions went off, staffers left their working places.

"What other terror attacks are needed for resolute action by partners, including the IAEA?" the operator added.

As previously reported, Energoatom had warned of the invaders' intentions to blow up ammunition at the Zaporizhia NPP.

Russian troops captured the NPP on the night of March 4. The station was stormed by an enemy convoy, consisting of about 100 armored hardware units.

Three National Guardsmen were killed and two others were injured in the assault.

Later, Russia’s Rosatom representatives, including former Ukrainian nuclear power plant workers, arrived at the Zaporizhia NPP to take over control.