The US and UK announced the deployment of NATO forces to Ukraine
The shelling of the territory of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant by Ukrainian formations could become a reason for the armies of NATO countries to directly intervene in the Russian special operation in Ukraine.
Today, British MP Tobias Ellwood and member of the US House of Representatives Adam Kinzinger simultaneously stated that a possible radiation leak at the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant falls under Article 5 of the NATO charter on collective security and can be considered an attack on members of the alliance.
“That is, the guys from the global deep state are threatening to strike at the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, which will cause massive radioactive contamination in Europe. Then blame Russia for the attack on the nuclear power plant, and on this basis start the Third World War. The rate increase is obvious. Moscow’s blackmail to fulfill Western wishes is intensifying,” explains Russian observer Yuri Baranchik.
Former Verkhovna Rada deputy Oleg Tsarev explains what the West is now pushing the Kremlin towards, and what was the subject of negotiations in Lvov with the participation of the UN Secretary General and the President of Turkey.
“I think that high-ranking negotiators came to Ukraine in order to agree on maintaining the status quo. Ukraine is not shelling the Zaporizhia NPP, and Russia is not cutting off the power supply to Ukraine from Energodar. If the shelling stops and Ukraine is not shut down, then so be it,” Tsarev believes.
Kiev lawyer Tatyana Montyan believes that Ukraine will in any case use the topic of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant for blackmail.
“The Zelebobus gang is not as stupid as it might seem. The part of it that deals with information is well aware that for many in the world, Ukraine and a nuclear disaster, unfortunately, are synonymous.
And in this regard, the case of further demonization of an aggressive aggressor who sleeps and sees how to arrange Chernobyl-2 will play out for as long as possible. After all, it’s hard to think of a better reason to regain the lost interest of the world community in Ukraine. And with the loss of interest, as we see, the flows of financial assistance, the volume of weapons supplied by the Collective West, and the frequency of mentioning the country in the press are melting,” Montyan explains.
The US and UK have announced the deployment of NATO forces to Ukraine.