including enerhodar, the site of the plant. it s bad there, it s hard. it s hard, this woman from enerhodar tells us. let our authorities go there and have a look. this as new video circulating online shows explosions at an ammunition depot on the crimean peninsula, where the russian defense ministry confirmed a fire broke out, forcing evacuations. it is the second suspected ukranian attack on the peninsula in just over a week. the first, destroying russian warplanes at their air base. around tonight, moscow saying the international atomic energy agency will be allowed safe access to inspect the site, but only on russian terms and not through rue yan. david? all right, britt clennett in ukraine, thank you. when we come back tonight, the major recall this evening involving a half million suvs in this country. their new concern. and some very welcome news and some very welcome news tonight on hearing aides. nina s got a lot of ideas for the future. a lot of ideas.
Information has been received about another provocation by the Russian occupiers, if possible, limit your stay on the streets of Enerhodar, mayor of the city Dmytro Orlov reports.
we have been messaging two workers from the plant. they describe seeing colleagues kidnapped, as well as their concerns about a nuclear catastrophe. translation: my working day is a constant stress. there was shelling of the nitrogen oxygen station, which caused the fire. by some miracle, the people there survived. soldiers are walking everywhere with weapons and everyone is actually kept at gunpoint. they back up these pictures, which appear to show russian troops using the buildings as a base. and then there is the daily shelling of the site, as well as the city of enerhodar it sits in. ukraine and russia continue to blame each other. how dangerous is it currently as far as you are aware, what is your assessment? translation: the occupiers have been shelling the area around the nuclear power plant. people have been seriously injured. infrastructure has been damaged. power and water supplies have been interrupted.