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Well, a deal of that electrification comes from nuclear power plants. One in particular,

we've talked about for months, Zapparizia. There is no solution to Zapparizia's risk.

It hasn't been these last weeks. But there is news that the Ukrainian Prime Minister says

that an agreement has been made to move weapons from Zapparizia's nuclear power plant. The

agreement is still being worked on with the Russians, but the Ukrainians are okay with it.

Also, the Prime Minister has conceded that all of Ukraine's nuclear plants will be inspected.

Why? Because they're gravely at risk. They're in a war zone, a potential war zone where

missiles are raining down on them. We also have one more piece of news for Henry to comment

on. J.S. General Grossay, who is the director general of the IAEA in Paris, saying that

he is in consultation with Ukraine. The comment, while we are not yet there and more work is

required in order to put a safety zone around power plants, I'm increasingly optimistic

that such a zone which is a paramount importance will be agreed and implemented in the near future.

Henry, I come to you because we continue to watch this slow motion catastrophe of the

nuclear power plants. General Grossay is making these remarks to the whole world. Is he clear?

Does the world believe him that he can protect these plants? Good evening to you.

Good evening. Hello, the world believes him. I guess the question is should we believe him?

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