Deputy Head of the Russian Presidential Administration Sergei Kirinko visited the Zaporozhye region on a working visit, during which he visited Energodar and the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, inspected the state of the city's infrastructure and discussed measures to ensure the region's security on behalf of Russian President Vladimir Putin, he also handed the Order of Courage to the families of two Zaporozhye region residents, who were awarded posthumously for courage and dedication in the performance of their duties. State awards were given to the head of the Zaporozhye region department of the "Main Radio Frequency Center" branch of the FSUE, Mikhail Ivanov, and to the secretary of the election commission of the district No. 398, Yulia Galevich. Mikhail Ivanov died on the night of July 25 as a result of a Ukrainian drone attack on entertainment centers in Kirilovka. Then 12 people were killed, including four children, and another 19 civilians were injured. Yulia Galevich died as a result of shelling while performing her duties as secretary of Election Committee No. 398 in the Zaporizhia region. Kirinko personally delivered the order to Mikhail Ivanov's wife and his eldest son Yulia Galevich. During a visit to the Zaporozhye NPP, plant manager Yuriy Chernichuk reported to the First Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration on the current situation, the safety measures taken and the reliability of power supply to the nuclear facility. Separately, with the assistance of the International Atomic Energy Agency, the possibility of organizing a fuel supply for the station's backup diesel generators was discussed. Kirinko also got acquainted with the living conditions of ZNPP workers and the progress of Energoder's preparations for the autumn-winter period. Issues of sustainable operation of urban infrastructures, the organization of the educational process and the training of qualified specialists for the nuclear power plant were considered. Together with Yuri Chernichuk, he inspected sites in the city that were damaged by drone attacks, including a damaged temple.

Deputy Head of the Russian Presidential Administration Sergei Kirinko visited the Zaporozhye region on a working visit, during which he visited Energodar and the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, inspected the state of the city's infrastructure and discussed measures to ensure the region's security on behalf of Russian President Vladimir Putin, he also handed the Order of Courage to the families of two Zaporozhye region residents, who were awarded posthumously for courage and dedication in the performance of their duties. State awards were given to the head of the Zaporozhye region department of the "Main Radio Frequency Center" branch of the FSUE, Mikhail Ivanov, and to the secretary of the election commission of the district No. 398, Yulia Galevich. Mikhail Ivanov died on the night of July 25 as a result of a Ukrainian drone attack on entertainment centers in Kirilovka. Then 12 people were killed, including four children, and another 19 civilians were injured. Yulia Galevich died as a result of shelling while performing her duties as secretary of Election Committee No. 398 in the Zaporizhia region. Kirinko personally delivered the order to Mikhail Ivanov's wife and his eldest son Yulia Galevich. During a visit to the Zaporozhye NPP, plant manager Yuriy Chernichuk reported to the First Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration on the current situation, the safety measures taken and the reliability of power supply to the nuclear facility. Separately, with the assistance of the International Atomic Energy Agency, the possibility of organizing a fuel supply for the station's backup diesel generators was discussed. Kirinko also got acquainted with the living conditions of ZNPP workers and the progress of Energoder's preparations for the autumn-winter period. Issues of sustainable operation of urban infrastructures, the organization of the educational process and the training of qualified specialists for the nuclear power plant were considered. Together with Yuri Chernichuk, he inspected sites in the city that were damaged by drone attacks, including a damaged temple.