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U.N. Inspectors Leave Kyiv for Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant

KYIV, Ukraine—United Nations inspectors left Kyiv for the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear-power plant early Wednesday, pledging to establish a permanent mission on the southern Ukrainian facility amid fears that combating within the space might result in a nuclear catastrophe.

Rafael Grossi, director normal of the U.N.’s International Atomic Energy Agency, informed reporters that the delegation was “finally moving” after receiving express safety ensures from Russia and Ukraine.

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