Integrity of ZNPP "violated" Grossi said after returning to Ukrainian-controlled territory.

"It is obvious that the plant and physical integrity of the plant has been violated several times," IAEA head Rafael Grossi told reporters after returning to Ukrainian-controlled territory.

Grossi said part of the IAEA mission will stay at Zaporizhzhia "until Sunday or Monday" to continue the assessment, without specifying their number.

"I worried, I worry and I will continue to be worried about the plant," he said, adding, however, that the situation was "more predictable" now.

"We have spent there four or five hours. I have seen a lot, and I have my people there, we were able to tour the whole site," Grossi said about the long-anticipated inspection.

He said that part of his 14-strong mission to the plant will stay at the facility "until Sunday or Monday, continuing with the assessment".

"We are going to continue presence there, some of my experts. We have a lot of work there, to do analysis of some technical aspects," Grossi said.
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IAEA establishing permanent presence at Zaporizhzhia NPP. The first tour completed: Grossi:
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