UN experts are set to remain at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine after uncovering evidence of violations to the site's physical integrity.
It was the first time nuclear inspectors had been able to reach the facility which is now under Russian control, but staffed by Ukrainian technicians who have claimed they are being held under duress.
It's reported that between 5 and 12 UN experts will remain at the plant, though for how long is unclear.
Reporter Sergio Olmos has spent the day in Zaporizhzhia where the head of the IAEA Rafael Grossi spoke to reporters.
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