U.N. Chief Rushes to Ukraine Nuclear Plant For Third Time After Accusations Of Russian Sabotage Threaten Catastrophe

The head of the U.N.'s nuclear agency traveled again to Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant to prevent disaster as fighting intensified nearby.
Ukraine accused Russia of destroying a dam providing cooling water to the plant, risking nuclear meltdown.
The agency chief finished his latest visit and will report on the plant's safety, though his calls for a safety zone went unheeded.
He presented a new plan to increase the agency's presence at the Russian-occupied nuclear facility.
Belarus claimed to have received Russian nuclear weapons, raising the specter of nuclear war amid the conflict.