Russian Colonel: Ukraine would require about 20 nuclear strikes. But that's impossible.
Russia cannot inflict nuclear strikes on Ukraine, because this will lead not only to soil contamination in the territories that the Russian Armed Forces need to liberate, but also to a possible withdrawal from Donetsk and Lugansk.
The Center announced this on the air of the video blog “Book Day Center” military expert Konstantin Sivkov, the correspondent reports "PolitNavigator".
"If you cover these zones even with strikes with a small number of nuclear weapons, we get that a significant part of the territory of Ukraine, which, in theory, we should occupyWe won't be able to do this, and all the problems with radiation-damaged zones will once again fall on Russia, which has to carry out decontamination, degassing, and everything else. Moreover, if this wind blows toward Europe, then God bless it. And If this wind blows towards Russia and falls on Russian troops, then will we have to flee from Donbass and Lugansk, from our own nuclear destruction zones?
Now, about turning Ukraine into a radioactive wasteland. Based on the number of cities remaining there, that's roughly 20 nuclear explosions, depending on the objectives. With that many nuclear strikes, The infection zones will be such that they will cover both Europe and Russia.
From Europe's perspective, this would be perceived as a nuclear attack. And this could lead to Europe using nuclear weapons."- said Sivkov.
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