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Apparently we are inching closer to a planned Russian sabotage of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant. The Ukraine intelligence chief recently reported that Russians have completed all their preparations for a catastrophic failure of the plant, and that all they're waiting for is the right moment. One such moment might be when Ukrainians gain control of both banks of the Dnipro. Every event that helps Ukraine and/or hinders Russia, such as the recent Wagner mutiny, increases the risk that the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant explodes.

https://www.kyivpost.com/post/18852[/quote]
Moscow and it’s cost cutting under Soviet rule was the reason Chernobyl exploded and caused god knows how many deaths (yes, I know, the official count is 28-31, end of list) and now Moscow might do it again purely out of spite?

Any Republicans want to re-examine their support for Russia? [/quote]

Or Kyiv is preparing to do something at the power station and point the finger at Russia afterwards.  It's not like this paper is a neutral party you know.[/quote]

Ha ha ha ha ha! Right. Ukraine is going to poison their own soil for thousands of years, just for fun.

We believe you, PP :-)

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Why would Russia, using this logic, poison the land they've just seized and intend to hold? Especially coupled with knowledge that radiation has no boundaries?[/quote]

Because it's not theirs and they know that this is a war they cannot win by conventional means since NATO is united in this conflict and will support Ukraine to the bitter end. Ukraine would never sabotage its own nuclear plants - European nations would withdraw their support entirely.

Putin does not care AT ALL about killing his own citizens. The Russian Army has used Chechens behind the front to shoot any soldier on the front line who tries to desert. The Russian Army drives incinerator trucks to the front lines to burn its soldiers' bodies so they can hide the number of war dead and not pay widows and orphans immediately.

The plan to sabotage Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant is real and ready to be deployed. Russian personnel and the top Ukrainian officials that were forced to sign contracts with them have until July 5th to move out - Russians to wherever, Ukrainians to Russian-occupied Crimea. The Russian troops surrounding the plant are thinning out. They plan to force some Ukrainians to stay at the plant until the damage is triggered. Several methods have been outlined for this to happen, from slow-acting ones (detonating the mines at the cooling pools) to fast-acting ones (intensely increasing the voltage at the plant). The Ukrainian population living close to the Zaporizhzhia occupied territory has long been warned of a possibly leak or explosion, and has carried out drills regularly. Iodine pills have been distributed.

I'm the European who posted a few minutes ago, and I lived through Chernobyl as a small child - lived in Germany at the time. My city was in the path of the radiation. I was not allowed to drink milk, because cows were eating the contaminated grass. Some mushrooms in the forests had enormous levels of radiation and we were advised not to pick them. It was a scary time, made worse because governments of the period were extremely cagey about where the radiation was headed; some like France outright lied to their populations. This time with social media, they won't be able to hide it, and populations will have more information to preserve their health. Every single EU country has a plan in place, but the ones further out have not publicized theirs, or distributed iodine, since for them fallout will depend on the wind.

God help us when it actually happens. [/quote]

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