Putin on Zaporizhzhia: IAEA report under US pressure remnants of the HIMARS found at nuclear plant

RUSSIAN PRESIDENT, VLADIMIR PUTIN: “The IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) is a very responsible organisation, and its leader is a very professional person. They are obviously under pressure from countries where they work, including the United States, European countries. They can't say directly that the shelling is coming from Ukrainian territory. But it is obvious. We control the station; our servicemen are there. We're shooting at ourselves, are we? It is utter nonsense. There is no other way to describe it.“ “There are remnants of the HIMARS (missiles) and other Western weapons left there. Does it create a threat or not? Of course, it does. Of course, it does. I saw the IAEA report says that military equipment needs to be removed from the territory of the station. But there is no military equipment on-site at the station. The IAEA should have seen that and still can see it, because there are two representatives staying there. It's the Russian National Guard w