This is CBS Eye in the World, I'm John Batser.

Separation nuclear power plant, the largest in Europe, now in the control of enemy forces

to NATO, a headline in the Guardian most recently, Greenpeace warns over safety of

Zapperecia nuclear plant, subhead, international regulators unable to properly monitor Russian

held site, says the dossier sent to Western leaders.

I welcome my guide on Zapperecia and other matters to do with nuclear power and Ritzakolsky,

the executive director of the Non-Proliferation Policy Education Center, and read a very good

even to Greenpeace has done a very thorough job endorsing our comments over the last year

and a half.

We did not have the details.

At the same time, we've watched the IAEA in some fashion have a conversation with those

in charge of Zapperecia or said to be commanding Zapperecia, and we now find that that conversation

has not been adequate.

How do you read this Greenpeace report?

Could even to you Henry.

Good evening.

It created quite a reaction.

Let's recognize that not long after the publication in the Guardian, the IAEA Board of Governors

decided they needed to push back on these claims by finally passing a resolution asking

Russia or demanding Russia leaves Zapperecia, because one of the accusations which I think

brings, unfortunately, true, is that to be able to stay with two to four or so inspectors

or monitors, the IAEA was overly zealous in its neutrality as the way it's formulated

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