Employees of Rosatom, while in Ukrainian Varash, Rivne region, told the camera why they are on our land during the war, and why they are afraid to return home. Energoatom posted the corresponding video in his Telegram.

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It is reported that Russian nuclear scientists arrived in Ukraine on February 22.

" We arrived by rail, brought an important cargo - radioactive fuel for the Rovno nuclear power plant. On March 17, we completely unloaded it and handed it over to the station. On March 17, we fully completed our work according to the instructions and under the contract. No claims from the host. We worked in good conditions,"

At the same time, according to Russian nuclear scientists, they are horrified by the truth about the "

" They kill children, mothers, citizens of Ukraine. Here we saw the whole truth,"

" We understand that the consequences of this can be dire and lead to a nuclear catastrophe. And we don’t understand why the shelling of the Chernobyl and Zaporozhye nuclear power plants is taking place,"

At the same time, Rosatom employees stressed that they were afraid to return to Russia..

" After everything we have seen, we are afraid to return,"

It can also be assumed that when analyzing the informational background against which Russian media disseminate reports about the presence of nuclear scientists in Ukraine, they simply fear that they will be appointed sacral victims in their homeland..

Recall that on the eve of the IAEA, without any verification, it disseminated false information received from Russia about the alleged security of Russian nuclear specialists at the Rovno NPP.

At the same time, the IAEA practically does not react in any way to reports from Ukraine that there are 11 nuclear specialists from Rosatom at the Zaporozhye NPP, who broke into it together with the invaders without the consent and invitation of Energoatom or the Zaporizhzhya NPP.

The fact that the Russian military captured the Chernobyl nuclear power plant and the Exclusion Zone also remains without a proper response from the IAEA.

On March 24-25, Russian invaders are trying to storm the satellite town of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant Slavutych.