Iran Press/Europe: Rafael Grossi's visit, initially scheduled to begin on Wednesday, was delayed for security reasons, according to Ukraine's Energy Minister German Galushchenko.
The IAEA chief said earlier he will travel to the ZNPP to assess the situation after the Kakhovka dam breach.
The Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant dam was destroyed on June 6, with Ukraine and Russia trading blame over the attack on it.
The ZNPP, which has been controlled by Russian forces since March 2022, is located some 140 km northeast of the Kakhovka plant.
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