Russia once again decided to intimidate the world in the UN/”Suspіlne Krim”
Russia intends to show in the arena of the UN Security Council another circus number. This time he wants to blame Ukraine for the shelling of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant.
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Occupants' fables break about Ukrainians' love for cherries
You can repeat any set of words about Russian lies, hypocrisy, manipulation, etc. You can discuss the technical side. But I want to note something else.
Ukraine wants to liberate its land from the occupiers. There is no logic in liberating the territories killed by radiation and getting radioactive contamination of the Dnieper. Even if it's very unlikely.
Therefore, Ukraine has about zero motives to create even the slightest risk of a nuclear threat. Even despite the open terror, from which (yet) it is impossible to defend. There just isn't a comparable price to take that kind of risk.
Because we simply want tomatoes, cherries and watermelons. Not to mention such abstract things as love for one's native land. Love for the Motherland is a matter of life. But the berry and vegetable motif is clear to everyone. Even the IAEA, which is half sitting in the pocket of the Russian Federation. Magateshniks have no arguments against cherries.
The time of the Gauleiters is coming to an end
At the same time, the Russians are trying to threaten that they will blow up the station if Ukraine tries to liberate it. This eloquently testifies to how stubbornly they care about the interests of the people “liberated” by them. About all this Pushkinism, the legacy of Catherine the Great and other hallucinations.
Russians directly tell people: either you will be ours, oh, “liberated”, or you will burn in nuclear hell. The eternal maxim “buy a lottery ticket, otherwise we'll turn off the gas”, only in a larger arrangement.
The Kremlin decided to outrage the unfortunate UN, because no one believes in nuclear blackmail. But in the place of the Kherson-Zaporozhye-Donetsk-Lugansk gauleiters, I would have thought about it. This is a signal for you. If the “liberators” are not shy about declaring that they are ready to turn you into nuclear ashes so that you do not fall into the hands of “malicious” Ukraine, if I were you, I would look for a way to get rid of such “liberators” or run away. I definitely would not try to build a career as a collaborator. Short-sighted.
The only possible option that the UN and the IAEA, in principle, can discuss with Russia is how quickly the Russians will escape from the station and leave the personnel alone. They've been holding people hostage for five months now. Nuclear terror is a reason to expand sanctions. At least.
After the Russians fired at nuclear power plants and near the nuclear waste storage facility, there is no reasonable explanation why Russia is still in the UN Security Council and why it has not been recognized as a terrorist country. That's just not.
