Director General of the Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grossi, confirmed the agency's ability to uncover the identity of the party responsible for the attacks launched on the Zaporozhye station, although there is difficulty in verifying their source due to the complex security conditions surrounding the station.

These developments cast a shadow over the role of the International Atomic Energy Agency. It faces pressure from various parties to reveal the identity of the party responsible for the attacks, while trying to maintain its neutrality and not take sides in the conflict.

Teams of agency inspectors have been present in Zaporozhye since September 2022, but they face difficulties in accessing all the information necessary to accurately determine the source of the attacks.

The bombing of the Zaporozhye station greatly concerns the international community, especially with the increasing possibility of a nuclear disaster posing a serious threat to the region and the world.

The International Atomic Energy Agency calls on all parties concerned to stop fighting around the station to ensure its safety and security, and to prevent a nuclear disaster with serious consequences.