International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Grossi warned on November 6 that military activities around Ukrainian nuclear facilities are increasing, and that nuclear facilities and related infrastructure face ongoing safety risks. He called on all parties to exercise maximum military restraint, stop military operations that may endanger nuclear facilities, personnel and related infrastructure, and prevent serious nuclear accidents. Drone attacks and military activities have occurred around several nuclear power plants in Ukraine in the past week, and the external power supply lines of some nuclear power plants have been affected; the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant currently only relies on an external transmission line to maintain power supply, and diesel reserves are also under pressure. A worker at the nuclear power plant was attacked and killed by a drone on his way to the nuclear power plant on October 29. Grossi said that the agency continues to provide nuclear safety and security assistance to Ukraine, and has recently delivered materials such as lead-acid batteries and uninterruptible power supply equipment to the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.

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