Energoatom: Russian occupation forces preparing leave Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant
The Russian occupying forces who remain at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) in the town of Enerhodar are preparing for possible evacuation.
They master their scenario to flee quickly and evacuate from the station in case of the Ukrainian counteroffensive in that area, Ukraine's nuclear company Energoatom reports.
They are all preparing for the evacuation and have even trained to get ready extra quickly, loading all the property they had stolen and fleeing from the power plant on first demand, on first command, when necessary, the enterprise reports.
Lately, the quantity of Russian soldiers at the ZNPP has increased. The power plant itself has become a stronghold where the occupiers store large amounts of weaponry, trucks, equipment, and private vehicles, which they had stolen from civilians.
Meanwhile, the occupiers will not build the defense line at the ZNPP in case of the Ukrainian army's counteroffensive.
The Russia-backed collaborators, who helped the occupying administration to "impose new rules" in the city, are already being evacuated, just like some of the ZNPP staff and their families.
