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site? well, they told us they were there to land expertise and help, jake, after what we saw the russians do when they captured that power plant, really in the early days of the war, forced the engineers that were working at the now defunct plant to continue working for days and days on end. we know there was damage at that plant. that was confirmed today by the iaea director who said they have now reached an agreement with the ukrainian government to fix some of that damage. he didn t go into detail about what the damage is, but clearly, an important step as ukraine works to secure its nuclear facilities. this visit comes at the same time as we heard news about those two cruise missiles that flew directly over at a low altitude that other power plant, the nuclear power plant in zaporizhzhia, which caused ukraine s the state owned enterprise that oversees nuclear operations here to say missiles at a low altitude over nuclear material poses huge risk,