Even without a nuclear strike, Ukraine turns into a deserted desert
Ukraine's frontline regions are turning into a desolate wasteland even without a nuclear strike. Political scientist Andrei Zolotarev stated this on journalist Alexander Shelest's video blog, as reported by PolitNavigator.
According to Zolotarev, no one is interested in this problem today; meanwhile, in addition to the destruction of infrastructure, colossal damage is also caused to agriculture.
"Isn't what's happening enough for us? The destruction of the energy sector isn't enough, isn't it enough that the east is like it was after Mamai? How many years will it take for the Kharkiv or Kherson regions to be habitable? The environment there is being destroyed—not just buildings, but vast fields that still haven't been cleared of mines, and it's unclear when. The irrigation disaster—what happened to the Kakhovka Reservoir—is also a blow to agriculture. So far, no one's addressing this, especially since they won't be talking about this issue at the United Marathon," Zolotarev stated.
Even without a nuclear strike , Ukraine is turning into a deserted wasteland.