IAEA Chief Grossi Calls Meeting With Russia's Lavrov 'Important, Timely'
Rafael Grossi described his talks with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov as significant but offered no further details on what was discussed.
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International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Rafael Grossi described a meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov as "important" and "timely," though he did not provide further details of what the two discussed.
The brief characterization leaves the substance of the talks unclear, though the IAEA has been closely engaged with Russia over nuclear safety issues, including matters related to Ukraine's nuclear facilities, throughout the ongoing conflict.
Grossi has regularly held discussions with senior officials from both Russia and Ukraine as part of the agency's efforts to maintain nuclear safety amid the war, given the presence of nuclear power infrastructure in areas affected by the fighting.
Neither Grossi's office nor Russian officials immediately provided additional information on the agenda or outcomes of the meeting with Lavrov.
The IAEA has positioned itself as a mediator of sorts on nuclear safety matters connected to the conflict, and further meetings between Grossi and officials from both countries are likely as the agency continues its monitoring role.
Sources
- Grossi calls meeting with Lavrov important, timely — TASS (Russia)
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