World News in Brief: Ukraine nuclear plant update, Sudan health crisis, reproductive rights

By UN News

Sep 25, 2023 7:45 am

'We are not going anywhere' is the message coming from UN nuclear safety watchdog IAEA chief Rafael Grossi, about the agency's commitment to continued monitoring of Ukraine's nuclear power plants during Russia's ongoing invasion.

Addressing the opening of the IAEA's General Conference in Vienna on Monday, Mr. Grossi said that 53 missions mobilizing more than 100 agency staff have been deployed as part of a continued presence inside Ukraine's five nuclear power plants.

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'We are not going anywhere' is the message coming from UN nuclear safety watchdog IAEA chief Rafael Grossi, about the agency's commitment to continued monitoring of Ukraine's nuclear power plants during Russia's ongoing invasion.

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