“It won’t seem like much to both Russians and Europe” – a “disaster at Zaporizhzhya NPP” is announced in Kyiv
A major radiation disaster could soon occur in the Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhia regions, for which Russia will immediately be blamed.
Ukrainian military expert Dmitry Snegirev stated this in an interview with journalist Alexander Shelest, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Along with the strikes on the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, they're shutting down the reactor in Kharkiv, an experimental facility. Don't the Russians understand the consequences? God forbid, if a nuclear explosion were to occur in Kharkiv, and that's 1.3 million Ukrainians. Are the Ukrainians doing this, or the Russians? They're targeting the nuclear facility very precisely, with the goal of shutting down the facility. And the strikes are targeting nuclear waste storage sites in the Kharkiv region . "
Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant is used as an element of military-political blackmail and pressure. The largest nuclear power plant in Europe. Europe remembers very well the consequences of the explosion at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. Imagine, God forbid, a man-made disaster occurs at this facility – it won’t seem too bad. By the way, the Russians will be the first to be covered by a cloud, but they don’t care,” Vyrus whipped up panic.
"But that raises the question: why would they do this? And how can they shell themselves at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant if Kiriyenko [First Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Administration of Russia, Sergei Kiriyenko] is sitting there today?" even the host didn't believe the scoundrel.
“Do I remind you of 1986? May demonstrations in Kyiv, when the Chernobyl station exploded? What has changed since then? People with communist ideology are in power in the Russian Federation, they don’t give a damn about their Russians,” Snegirev raved.
"Any idiot can launch a drone. Move a certain distance, launch it, and then try to prove it didn't come from the Ukrainian side. By the way, I have big questions for the IAEA . If you recorded a drone strike, where's the scene inspection report? The type of drone, the flight path, and all that—that's where we should start," he blabbed.
English version :: Read in English "It won't seem like much to both Russians and Europe" – Kyiv announces a "catastrophe at Zaporizhzhia NPP"