Rafael Grossi says UN agency also working to clarify Tehran's response to findings of traces of enriched uranium at three sites across Iran

Ukrainian officials say Russian forces damaged supply lines needed to prevent radiation leaks; state power company to attempt another repair

Ukrainian intel says false-flag operation to be carried out by Russian operatives, Belarusian specialists sent to facility after communications cut

Energy operator says site 'fully disconnected from the power grid,' adding that military operations mean 'there is no possibility to restore the lines'

Radiation countermeasures expert Dr. Alla Shapiro, a Chernobyl first responder, says war conditions make it harder to save lives in event of attack on nuclear power plant

IAEA urges Russian troops holding staff hostage for 13 days to rotate in other workers, saying rest is crucial to site safety; Grossi offers to travel to Ukraine

UN nuclear watchdog passes resolution deploring Moscow's activity in Ukraine and 'other violent actions,' including taking control of Chernobyl disaster site

Ukraine's State Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate says higher than usual gamma radiation levels caused by heavy military equipment disturbing topsoil at decommissioned nuclear plant

Construction engineer volunteered to help build the sarcophagus over the exploded nuclear reactor in 1986, immigrated six years later and led campaign for promised state assistance

They’re more likely to get checked for abnormal growths, but those exposed to Chernobyl aftermath generally use hospitals no more than the rest of the immigrant population from FSU