Video from the cameras of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant fell into the hands of The Insider journalists. The video shows that on the night of September 2-3, the Russian invaders used the MLRS from the territory of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant at a short distance from the power units. Investigators of The Insider handed over the video to the experts of the Conflict Intelligence Team. The CIT team concluded:
"The frame shows the pipes of the Zaporizhzhya NPP, which are also visible in this panoramic photo from Google. The shooting is really being done from the opposite bank of the Dnieper, the camera is directed to the south. This means that the launch site of the MLRS is located to the west of the Zaporizhzhya NPP. Also, to the west of the NPP, the territory of the nuclear power plant itself is located, but it is impossible to establish precisely whether rockets are really launched from the territory of the plant."
We remind you that the invaders seized the Zaporizhzhya checkpoint on March 4, and since then, they have been regularly shelled. On October 26, due to Russian shelling, the station came to an emergency stop for the first time in history. On September 1, the station stopped for the second time. Representatives of the IAEA are now arriving at the station.
