This is the second time in a few days that such a disconnection has occurred at the site at the heart of concerns. The Zaporizhia nuclear power plant, occupied by Russian forces, has “lost connection again” to the electricity network, announced on Saturday in a press release the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), whose experts are on site. This incident, which had already occurred on August 25, occurred “after new bombardments in the area”, according to the information provided by the Ukrainian authorities to the UN body. The site, however, continues to operate “thanks to a help line”, specifies the IAEA. The head of the IAEA “very worried” The situation of the central Zaporijia (south), worries many international leaders. The two belligerents accuse each other of having carried out the bombings which targeted this site, and of risking triggering a nuclear catastrophe. The UN nuclear policeman is now informed almost in real time thanks to his team who arrived this week with the director General Rafael Grossi, “very worried” about the risk of a major nuclear accident. If he left after a few hours, six experts are still on site, two of whom will stay “continuously”, a presence “of capital importance to help stabilize the situation”, according to the head of the IAEA. After inspecting the facilities, Rafael Grossi said he found that the “physical integrity” of the plant had been “violated several times”, denouncing an “unacceptable” situation. However, he did not name the responsible party, while Russians and Ukrainians have been accusing each other for weeks of bombardments on the site.