"To the Government of the Russian Federation: a) to ensure the acceptance into federal property of the facilities for the use of atomic energy of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant and other property necessary for the implementation of its activities; b) to take measures aimed at creation of a federal state unitary enterprise "Zaporozhye NPP" in order to ensure the safety of the facilities for the use of atomic energy of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant," the decree read.
"Peoples have the right to hold referendums. As far as I understand, the Russian people live on this territory, and they have the right to decide and make a decision. This decision should simply be respected, and nothing more," Dodik said.
"Now Russia has done something very important — it has restored the principles of the UN Charter and the right of peoples to self-determination, which is the highest principle of international law," Dodik said, adding that "Russia does not need to look around for whether or not other countries have recognized the results."
"The result, of course, is more than convincing, and this result is absolutely transparent and not subject to any doubt," Putin stressed.
"Both Russian and Belarus teams will be able to perform under their flags, and the national anthems will be played in case they win a gold medal," the statement read.
"We are ready to study it [the idea of the IAEA] The goals formulated by Mr. Grossi completely coincide with our position, nuclear facilities of this kind, like peaceful nuclear power plants, should be protected from attacks. Here we have complete unanimity — you cannot open fire from such objects, you cannot shell such objects," Ulyanov said on the sidelines of the OPEC+ meeting in Vienna.
