The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has donated three modern Otokar Territo U buses to the State Specialised Enterprise “Chornobyl NPP” as humanitarian aid. This assistance has become an important step in solving the enterprise's transportation problems, which arose as a result of the Russian military aggression and the occupation of the plant in 2022.

Due to the disruption of logistics and the loss of a part of its own fleet following the occupation, the ChNPP has faced a critical challenge in every day safely transportation of its personnel from Slavutych to the industrial site. To keep the continuous operation process and to ensure nuclear and radiation safety, the enterprise had to rent vehicles, resulting in the substantial extra costs from its budget.

The buses received from the IAEA will help to significantly save funds previously spent on the renting of the third-party transport, to ensure more stable, safer, and more comfortable transportation for the personnel, and to redirect the enterprise's released resources toward its key and priority tasks: to ensure nuclear and radiation safety of the facility.

The management and personnel of the Chornobyl NPP have expressed their sincere gratitude to the IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi and the entire Agency team for this vital assistance, which is a part of their longstanding and unwavering support