IAEA experts did not find a leak on the roof of the 3rd and 4th power units of the ZANP

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On August 3, experts of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspected the roofs of the third and fourth power units  of the Zaporizhzhia NPP. They did not find any mines or explosives. This is reported by the IAEA.

"After repeated requests, the local roofing repair companies was given unhindered access to the roofs of the two reactor units and was also able to inspect the roofs of the engine rooms. The group will continue to request permission to visit the roofs of the remaining four power units of the ZNPP,” the press release states.

Access to inspect the roofs of the third and fourth power units was granted to IAEA experts immediately after the ninth shift of experts on stations The night before the rotation, the monitoring team informed the IAEA about a series of explosions in the area of ​​the nuclear power plant.

"After walking the perimeter of the site on August 1, the team confirmed that the mines, first discovered on July 23, were still in place. No new mines or explosives were found during the rounds over the last week,” the statement reads.