Ｇ７、ロシアの原発攻撃「深く憂慮」　放射線の危険、国境越える

　【ベルリン時事】先進７カ国（Ｇ７）の不拡散局長級会合（ＮＰＤＧ）は１５日、ロシア軍によるウクライナの原発など核施設への攻撃について、事故につながった場合は放射線による危険は国境を越えて広がる恐れがあり、「深く憂慮する」との共同声明を発表した。
　Ｇ７は、軍事紛争中に核施設が損傷した場合、市民への危険は「劇的に増大する」と指摘。ロシアとウクライナ間で原発の安全性確保の枠組みに合意すべきだとする国際原子力機関（ＩＡＥＡ）のグロッシ事務局長の提案を歓迎すると表明した。（2022/03/15-21:15）

The Group of Seven major powers Tuesday expressed concern over Russian attacks on nuclear facilities including power plants in Ukraine.
   In a statement, the G-7 Nonproliferation Directors Group said that the G-7 members are "profoundly concerned" by the attacks launched amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
   They are "mindful that the risk to civilians from damage to a nuclear site during armed conflict has the potential to increase dramatically and that the radiological risk to civilians and the environment from a nuclear accident" crosses country borders.
   The G-7 members welcomed a proposal by Rafael Grossi, director-general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, for an agreement between Moscow and Kyiv for a framework on ensuring the safety of nuclear installations.
   They called for ensuring the physical integrity of the nuclear facilities such as reactors and fuel pools, making sure that operating staff can work in appropriate rotation and make security-related decisions free of undue pressure, and securing off-site power supply.