centers and being held hostage by russia. the people who have lived through this say there is nothing subtle about russia s motivations. they believe they were abducted to play the role of currency, to beef up russia s negotiating power in its efforts to secure the return of its own captured soldiers. phil black reporting live for us from kyiv. thank you for that report. ukrainian authorities say two guided missiles were fired at the cityorizhzhia today. it s home to a large nuclear power plant currently held by russian forces, and the head of that plant warns if a missile were to hit that facility, it could mean catastrophe. this comes as experts from the iaea, the international body governing nuclear energy and weapons, the iaea has been visiting the chernobyl nuclear plant after it was captured and held for more than a month by the russians. matt rivers joins us live from kyiv to discuss. matt, what is the iaea doing on