The United States criticized Russia for disturbance after Moscow blocked the United Nations through a joint statement about not disseminating nuclear weapons.

After weeks of tension but effective, the Russian Federation decided to block the consensus of a final statement, Deputy Deputy Spokesman for US State Department Vedant Patel said on August 28.

According to Patel, Russia's move is to block the contents of acknowledging the risk of serious radioactive disasters at Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine.

Despite the skepticism from Russia, other parties supported the draft statement, demonstrating the important role of the Treaty in the piercing compartment of the nuclear weapons and additional Patel.

Russia has not yet commented.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke at the Conference on evaluating the Treaty of Non -popular nuclear weapons held at the United Nations, New York, USA headquarters, August 1.

Delegation of countries around the world attended the Conference on evaluating the unprofessional weapons of nuclear weapons (NPT) held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, USA, from August 1 to 26.

The draft expressed deeply concerns about military activities near Ukrainian power plants, including Zaporizhzhia, Kiev's loss of control of these facilities and affecting safety.

The joint statement should be approved by all countries participating in the Conference.

Russia controlled Zaporizhzhia since March, shortly after opening a military campaign in Ukraine, but the facility was still operated by Ukrainian technical staff.

Zaporizhzhia, which produces 19% of Ukraine's electricity in 2020 and is one of the largest nuclear power plants in Europe, has 6 large reactors and 6 cooling tanks with hundreds of tons of nuclear fuels.

The NPT was signed in 1968, legalizing the UK, US, Russian, French and Chinese nuclear arsenal, and at the same time deprived the right to manufacture and own nuclear weapons of other countries.

Austria, a neutral and nuclear nation, on August 27 condemns the attitudes of the powers at this year's conference.

While the three -quarters of the countries participating in the Treaty of support have a reliable progress in nuclear weapons, nuclear countries, not only Russia, go against this, the Austrian government said in

Location of Zaporizhia nuclear power plant.

Russia prevented the United Nations through a joint statement after 4 weeks of nuclear meeting, criticizing the content of political text.

Foreign Minister Liz Truss said she was willing to use nuclear weapons in case of necessity, if she became the British Prime Minister.