Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant’s head released from Russian captivity

Ihor Murashov, the general manager of the nuclear power facility in Zaporizhzhya, has been freed from Russian detention.

Rafael Mariano Grossi, the general director of the International Atomic Energy Agency, tweeted about this.

Ihor Murashov, the director general of Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, was released, and Grossi said, “I welcome his release. I have received confirmation that Mr. Murashov has returned to his family safely.”

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