Terrifying video reveals Ukrainians begged Russians to ‘stop firing’ at nuclear plant

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The Russian government contacted the Vienna-based International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations nuclear watchdog, to insist that “work on providing nuclear safety and monitoring radiation” at Zaporizhzhya was “in normal mode of operation”.

The new footage of the control room shows banks of computers, some on desks and others on cabinets, in front of the vertical panels where the controls and indicators for the reactors, their cooling systems and alarms are located.

The video is believed to have been filmed as the Ukrainians took on the Russians as they advanced north through the country.

The control room is the nerve center for the plane where the operators and supervisors, the most senior personnel in any plant, are based. The clip shows three staff in the room as the Tannoy message is heard in the background.

On two occasions, the announcer warned that the fighting is “endangering the safety of the entire world”.

During the other one-minute clip in the walkway, the man holding the phone films two holes in the roof, as well as a smashed window.

Upon seeing the first shell on the ground, he says: “It’s empty. There’s nothing there.” Then, as he walks down the passageway, he spots two holes in the ceiling.

Another shell hit here. It probably went through the window,” he adds.

Masonry and broken glass can be seen on the ground.

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