Not allowed to communicate with each other: occupiers tighten control over ZNPP workers

This is reported by Enerhoatom.

The occupiers now forbid the personnel of the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant to communicate with each other.

It is also strictly taboo to move around the territory of ZNPP, except for those that the local police have clearly defined. It is strictly prohibited to go outside the plant, not even outdoors. While at work, workers are now allowed to look straight ahead. Because it is strictly forbidden to turn one's head or even just glance to the side," the report says.

According to Energoatom, the reason for the new ban was the desire of Russians to camouflage firing positions and large military equipment on the territory of the stations.

It is noted that about 2,500 nuclear workers are currently working at the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant. At the same time, the occupiers consider the most important unit to be the security guards, who deal with key issues of the plant's operation and check the workers before work.