Conflictos

Rusia ‘pone en peligro la región’ con ocupación de central nuclear ucraniana

El grupo se dijo ‘profundamente preocupado por la grave amenaza’ que representa el ejército ruso para ‘la seguridad’ de las instalaciones nucleares ucranianas.

The Isar Nuclear Power Plant with its cooling tower in Essenbach near Landshut, southern Germany, is pictured on August 4, 2022. - German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on August 3, 2022 raised the possibility of keeping nuclear plants going. Extending the lifetime of the plants has set off a heated debate in Germany, where nuclear power has been a source of controversy. Former chancellor Angela Merkel spectacularly decided to ditch atomic energy in 2011 following the Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan. (Photo by Christof STACHE / AFP)
The Isar Nuclear Power Plant with its cooling tower in Essenbach near Landshut, southern Germany, is pictured on August 4, 2022. - German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on August 3, 2022 raised the possibility of keeping nuclear plants going. Extending the lifetime of the plants has set off a heated debate in Germany, where nuclear power has been a source of controversy. Former chancellor Angela Merkel spectacularly decided to ditch atomic energy in 2011 following the Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan. (Photo by Christof STACHE / AFP) CHRISTOF STACHE

Kiev. El G7 de las mayores economías avanzadas condenó este miércoles la ocupación rusa de la planta nuclear de Zaporiyia, y urgió a Moscú a devolver su control total a Ucrania.

“Exigimos que Rusia devuelva inmediatamente a su propietario soberano legítimo, Ucrania, el control total de la planta de energía nuclear de Zaporiyia”, escribió el G7 en un comunicado emitido por Alemania, que ocupa la presidencia.

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