Is Russia really planning to blow up the ZNPP/Channel 24 Collage
Russian troops have decided to blackmail the whole world by mining the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, and are ready to blow it up at any moment.
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They are not stupid, this is a conscious line of behavior. Russian opposition politician Gennady Gudkov commented on the threats on air Channel 24.
He noted that they only pretend to be crazy, which they really are not.
They are, of course, crazy, but up to a certain limit, and then there is the pretense of crazy, – added Gennady Gudkov.
“This is a deliberate tactic. They set themselves the most important task – to force Ukraine to sit down at the negotiating table. Together with the Western allies. How to do this if they do not sit down? So they replaced the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant,” the Russian opposition politician added.
He recalled that it is the largest in Europe and 4 times larger than Chernobyl. If it breaks out, the entire south of Russia will be destroyed, including Putin's Gelendzhitsky palace . Then the cloud goes to Turkey, and also falls on half of Europe, starting with Romania and Bulgaria.
“There is a question to which there is no answer: how will the West react if these lunatics still blow up the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant? Will this be considered an attack? The use of nuclear weapons? Will there be an answer or not?” Gennady Gudkov said.
Latest news on Zaporozhye NPP
- G7 foreign ministers demand that Russia immediately return Zaporozhye NPP to Ukrainian control. They emphasized that there is a danger to the world.
- Given the mines and the constant attacks of the Russians at the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, the Ukrainian leadership is preparing for various scenarios, including the worst. In the event of a catastrophe at a nuclear power plant, it will be necessary to urgently evacuate people living within a radius of 50 kilometers around the plant.
- If the invaders blow up the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, not only Ukraine will suffer, since the area of the potential exclusion zone will be up to 30 thousand square kilometers. The consequences of the accident will be 10 times worse than those of the Chernobyl disaster.
