The suspicious activity of Russian soldiers is being reported at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Energodar.

The Insider obtained the video that captured Russian military trucks pulling onto the plant site and unloading unidentified cargoes.

According to a source, a convoy of military trucks arrived at the nuclear power plant on August 2.

The trucks stopped between energy blocks 1 and 2, and after a while, part of the convoy started entering the turbine room of energy block 1 through the cargo gate.

According to the source, the turbine room has been mined.

Another source claims that approximately 500 Russian soldiers and military equipment, including APCs, anti-aircraft guns, and radiochemical reconnaissance equipment, are located at the NPP site.

The area around the plant has been mined by Russian troops.

According to the source, near the village of Vodyanoye, which is located closest to the NPP, GRAD batteries are stationed. Russian soldiers are storing mines and ammunition in the immediate vicinity of the energy blocks, under trestles, with some of the ammunition stored inside the energy block.

The second source doesn’t know whether the energy block itself was mined or is simply used for storing explosives.

According to the source, Major General Aleksei Dombrovsky was in charge of seizing the plant, whereafter Major General of the Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Protection Troops of the Russian Armed Forces Valery Vasilyev was later put in charge of the power plant.

Both sources consider the recent shelling of the plant to be a staged provocation.

According to an employee working at one of the energy blocks, as a result of today’s shelling, the backup power supply went offline throughout the plant, triggering two safety systems at Energy Block 3. This had turned on the diesel power generators (which means that the energy block’s safety system went offline).