Kiryenko visited Energodar against the backdrop of attacks on the Zaporizhia NPP and discussed the safety of the plant and the preparation of the region for winter Deputy Head of the Russian Presidential Administration Sergey Kiryenko visited Energodar. Zaporozhye NPP director Yuri Chernichuk reported to him about the situation at the station and measures to ensure its safety. The parties discussed the reliability of Zaporizhia NPP's electricity supply and the possibility of supplying fuel to a backup diesel generator with the assistance of the IAEA. They also discussed the living conditions of the station workers and their families, the preparation of the city for the fall-winter period, the community infrastructure work, education and personnel training for nuclear power plants. Kirinko and Chernychuk visited damaged city sites, including a temple hit by a UAV. In one of the stores they talked with the sellers about the availability of the goods, the deliveries and the prices. They also laid flowers at the memorial to the military personnel who died while escorting the official transport of NPP Zaporizhia. The governor of the Zaporozhye region, Yevgeny Belitsky, said that in the meeting with Kirinko, they discussed the socio-economic development of the region, the assistance of regional leaders in preparing for the heating season, the strengthening of security and a possible increase in the number of emergency teams for the restoration of critical infrastructure. "The consequences of the shelling can be quickly eliminated, but we must be constantly prepared and have enough to react," Blitsky said. Separately, the participants of the meeting considered attracting experts in the fields of education and health, including the provision of official housing. Blitzky thanked Kirinko for the visit and support in the region.

Kiryenko visited Energodar against the backdrop of attacks on the Zaporizhia NPP and discussed the safety of the plant and the preparation of the region for winter Deputy Head of the Russian Presidential Administration Sergey Kiryenko visited Energodar. Zaporozhye NPP director Yuri Chernichuk reported to him about the situation at the station and measures to ensure its safety. The parties discussed the reliability of Zaporizhia NPP's electricity supply and the possibility of supplying fuel to a backup diesel generator with the assistance of the IAEA. They also discussed the living conditions of the station workers and their families, the preparation of the city for the fall-winter period, the community infrastructure work, education and personnel training for nuclear power plants. Kirinko and Chernychuk visited damaged city sites, including a temple hit by a UAV. In one of the stores they talked with the sellers about the availability of the goods, the deliveries and the prices. They also laid flowers at the memorial to the military personnel who died while escorting the official transport of NPP Zaporizhia. The governor of the Zaporozhye region, Yevgeny Belitsky, said that in the meeting with Kirinko, they discussed the socio-economic development of the region, the assistance of regional leaders in preparing for the heating season, the strengthening of security and a possible increase in the number of emergency teams for the restoration of critical infrastructure. "The consequences of the shelling can be quickly eliminated, but we must be constantly prepared and have enough to react," Blitsky said. Separately, the participants of the meeting considered attracting experts in the fields of education and health, including the provision of official housing. Blitzky thanked Kirinko for the visit and support in the region.