Catherine Colonna also uses presser ahead of UNGA to accuse Russia of 'rapes, torture and forced liquidation' in Ukraine, says Paris to convene meet on Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant

Reactors at country's second-largest atomic are unscathed but explosion damages windows in complex; no response from Moscow

Restoration of power allows reactor at Europe's largest nuclear facility to be put in 'cold shutdown' in bid to avoid radiation crisis; operator pleads for demilitarized zone

International Atomic Energy Agency urges Russians and Ukrainians to agree on an end to shelling around Zaporizhzhia site to prevent further damage

Incident fuels fears of possible disaster at at Zaporizhzhia, one of the largest atomic plants in the world; comes days after UN inspectors visited

Several killed and medical facility damaged in weekend shelling of Ukrainian cities, say local authorities

Ukrainian staff say last power line down, but IAEA finds reserve line to thermal power station still works, sending electricity to grid; Erdogan offers to facilitate talks on plant

British defense ministry reports continued shelling in district where Zaporizhzhia located; Kyiv: Moscow 'making every effort' to prevent UN inspectors from learning facts

IAEA chief Grossi says physical integrity of Zaporizhzhia site was breached and that he gathered a 'lot of information,' amid fears shelling could cause nuclear disaster

IAEA says inspectors were delayed on Ukrainian side of frontier but Grossi convinced military authorities to allow team to visit Russia-held plant, where one reactor has been shut