As the head of the Ministry of Climate and Environment Anna Moskwa pointed out, the Ukrainian Nuclear Regulatory Authority (SNRIU), within the framework of the international system of early notification of radiation events (USIE), provides information on the situation at nuclear power plants on an ongoing basis.

We are in constant contact with the Ukrainian side. As of 6:20 a.m., the fire has been extinguished. The units of this largest nuclear power plant in Europe remain intact. Systems and components important for the safety of the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant are operational

– she informed.

No increase in radiation levels has been reported at the power plant site. The radiation situation in Poland remains normal. There is no danger

- Minister Moskwa added.

President of the National Atomic Energy Agency Lukasz Mlynarkiewicz reminded that the Agency conducts constant, round-the-clock monitoring of the radiation situation in the country.

Currently in Poland there is no threat to human health and life, and to the environment. The radiation situation does not differ from what it was before the Russian aggression against Ukraine

- he assured.

The President of the National Atomic Energy Agency warned against disinformation.

We appeal to get information from verified and authorized sources. Current data from the early detection stations are published on an ongoing basis on the National Atomic Energy Agency website https://www.gov.pl/web/paa/sytuacja-radiacyjna

– he said.

The system for early detection of radioactive contamination ensures monitoring of ionizing radiation levels in the country 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

– he added.