Ukraine invited the IAEA to refute Russian claims of a "dirty bomb"

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba officially invited the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to send a mission to Ukraine.
On October 23, Russian propaganda media began spreading disinformation that Ukraine was preparing to "detonate a dirty nuclear bomb" on its territory in order to accuse Russia of using weapons of mass destruction.
Dmitry Kuleba on his Twitter asks the IAEA mission to dispel the lies of the Russian Federation about the alleged development of a “dirty bomb” in Ukraine.
In my call with @RafaelMGrossi I officially invited the IAEA to urgently send experts to peaceful facilities in Ukraine which Russia deceitfully claims to be developing a dirty bomb. He agreed. Unlike Russia, Ukraine has always been and remains transparent. We have nothing to hide.
— Dmytro Kuleba (@DmytroKuleba) October 24, 2022
In turn, the Minister of Defense of Ukraine Oleksiy Reznikov demanded compliance with the paragraph of the Budapest Memorandum because of the "thoughts of the Russian Federation" about the "dirty bomb".
Reznikov wrote on Sunday, October 23, writing:
The world must respond to Russia's nuclear blackmail. We demand compliance with clause 4 of the Budapest Memorandum.
Every day, #UAarmy liberates our land from rus dirt.
— Oleksii Reznikov (@oleksiireznikov) October 23, 2022
The thought of a "dirty bomb" is repulsive to us.
We invite @UN @iaeaorg monitoring missions to visit🇺🇦.The world should provide a response to eng nuclear blackmail.We demand adherence to paragraph 4 of the Budapest Memorandum pic.twitter.com/aE3G4pd1XF

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