“I worry that this is becoming routine, that people may believe that nothing has happened so far, so is the director general of the IAEA crying wolf?“ he said, when addressing reporters during a visit to Ukraine.
The IAEA says it has a permanent presence of up to four experts at Zaporizhzhia.
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