News on June 14: pans and drums for shelters for 3.5 million, the IAEA’s visit to the ZNPP was postponed
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About purchases. Educators of the capital’s Dnipro district bought high-tech vegetable cutters and frying pans for shelters in educational institutions, as well as drums for psychological relief of children during air raids for more than 3.5 million hryvnias.
About the IAEA. The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, did not arrive at the Zaporizhzhya NPP on June 14, although the day before, while in Kyiv, he announced that he would be at the station on the evening of June 13.
The question of the delayed visit to the nuclear power plant by IAEA Director General Raphael Grossi should be resolved in the near future, and the security of such a trip should be assessed by the military, the Ministry of Energy said.
About Kakhovska HPP. Damage to the fishing industry as a result of the destruction of the Kakhov reservoir after the Russians blow up the dam of the hydroelectric power plant, it can be more than 11 billion hryvnias.
The United Nations said that blowing up the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station would have a huge impact on global food security, would lead to rising food prices and could cause problems with drinking water for hundreds of thousands of people.
About voting for a Russian in ISO. The Ministry of Economy suspended the director of the National Standardization Body of SE “UkrNDNC” Oleg Shvydky from his duties for the duration of an official inspection regarding the support of the representative of Ukraine for the election of a candidate from the Russian Federation as the head of the ISO (International Organization for Standardization) subcommittee on arctic operations.
About the Fed. The Federal Committee on Open Market Operations of the US Fed left the range of the base rate unchanged: since the beginning of May, it has been 5-5.25% – a record level since 2006.
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