good morning, what is the situation now in chernobyl, according to your information, because everyonetched to the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant , and the occupiers visited, we remember that at chernobyl, someone after that conducted some sort of audit there , measured the level of pollution, what is there now? so, you know, chernobyl in this case was very lucky in terms of the energy supplier because there were no damages there the construction of the nuclear power plant itself and the levels of radiation that the russians raised, let's say, into the air when they created it there and drove not on roads, but on contaminated radiation territory in principle, they have all already returned to military levels, i.e. the rains, you see what kind of summer we have. every downpour washes away the radiation and stabilizes it back in the soil, so the situation in chernobyl is relatively radiologically calm. well, the restoration of the work of enterprises continues because everything was looted, everything was taken away, everything was crushed , that is they tried to make the maximum possi

why, because this reactor is much more protected than the one that would have stood in chernobyl. that is, well, in principle, everything depends on the amount of explosives planted, but in any case, on the chernobyl effect will be difficult to achieve. if this happens, the first thing that the authorities will do is evacuate the population, and in this case, we must agree to the evacuation, but we know from the chernobyl case that this was a problem and those people who don't have an accident, they will fall under all the radioactive fallout and get hurt. what can i do? i don't know how to drink. how can i protect myself? in general, there is everything at school. we wore it in case of radiation safety. look , look. first of all, the state emergency service will inform the whole country and write all the detailed instructions on how to do it, so that no one forgets to buy soil to stand there, i don't know what to say now that it should be bought, then tomorrow the grandmothers will run there were 20 bottles of iodine to buy as it was in the spring yes because there was no iodine

this is still ry painful for him. >> her father helped with the chernobyl cleanup.etty much everyone in her family has had cancer even though they now live here a town built for chernobyl survivors. since the war began, nearly half the population have left. people arrayed about vladimir putin turning the war nuclear. all that would be needed is a conventional strike on the nuclear plant. >> can expect anything from him. i am afraid. >> chernobyl with the still dangerous remains of the nuclear power plant is just 50 kilometers away. this town was once the home to chernobyl workers. it's abandoned since 1986 and lost forever. the passing decades saw radiation decrease in parts of the exclusion zone. we are told that recently radiation levels rose after russian forces occupied chernobyl for a while in the early stages of the war. troops moved artillery through radioactive areas kicking up contaminated dust. we won't stay here for long. they are we in -- renovating the bunker. the mayor says 500 people could find shelter here from a rocket attack not a nuclear disaster

about the consequence because it is the series of reactor type rbmk that was at the chernobyl stationat type of accident will lead to the fact that a significant amount of plutonium fuel was produced as a result of the explosion, the environment and because as a result, we have a near zone around the fukushima chernobyl station, it is contaminated not only with cesium, menstruation, astronauts will also be released from the fuel masses, but also with plutonium, and therefore this near zone is not an eternal control zone, it is approximately not eternal in pluto during the period of 10,000 years, and the difference is that there was no emission at the focal point, it was an explosion, let's say such a pair of gas masses, and that's why there was no emission -e fuel and there are no fuel particles practically around the distance eh and eh in this sense this accident is the result of this type of reactor it is less than the chernobyl accident this is the first comment and the second question first of all is the procedure itself before connecting it eh technical complex it requires discon

he was conducting an investigation at chernobyl. forces occupied chernobyl from month immediately after the invasion of ukraine began in february. shaun burnie, welcome back to democracy now! can you talk about the situation and zaporizhzhia and what you found at chernobyl? >> the situation at zaporizhzhia is unusual for greenpeace to agree with atomic energy agency but mr. grossi is right. the occupation began on the fourth of march and since then, hundreds of russian forces, as well as statemployees of the russian nuclear state company, have been on the site. that is bad enough. the fighting around the plant if anything is more serious in terms of what is actually going on at the site itself because nuclear power plants are dependent upon reliable off-site power. already we saw in march and april the loss of so-called grid connections. these are incredibly important because nuclear plants also require -- to maintain operations, maintain the facility's cooling pumps, for example, that pump water to the reactors and keep the reality

i remembered that fortunately, if you can say so, ukrainian science has a huge experience of the chernobyl and all further and unsuccessful decisions were analyzed, and i hope that they did not forget these conclusions and they can be applied. the first thing is that that the first step for the population is to er hide in shelters , and er well, for our viewers, they are all physics, where everyone may have studied physics well at school , er, gas radiation, although it is invisible to the human eye, but it is also exactly what light, that is, there can be a shade, it can be protected by something the barrier is, for example, our modern residential buildings of clay or reinforced concrete, they are quite weakened, that is, from external use, which is uh, around, uh, such protection is well, it can be even up to 100 times, but at the same time it should be borne in mind that for example, windows provide such protection from external control, so uh, and again, the analogy with light, if you have some such shaded corner in your apartment, then if they will interrupt us there, then this is alr

thea;r a risk that something as serious as chernobyl could happen?— chernobyl could happen?that question. the first one is, is this a nuclear power plant as chernobyl nuclear power plant was? the answer is no. the zaparhozhia nuclear power plant has containment at the core. it has a lot of safety features and makes it an accident of the same kind as chernobyl virtually impossible. again, here we don't really know because so much is related to malevolent intent and accidents that could happen. but one thing where i do think that we should worry about a parallel is actually, right there in front of us. what we do see is that for many things that the russian occupiers have done there is a pattern that what they do in one place they will do again in another place in terms of looting and destroying and killing and so forth. and the way they left the chernobyl nuclear power plant in april, there they looted and rates everything they could come across. they stole equipment and destroyed immense amounts of critical infrastructure. if they want to do something different or are going

here are aerial photographs of the sump site immediately after the chernobyl accident.ell, modern satellite imagery comments are superfluous. where did the radioactive equipment go? and stingy in statements, we can conclude that back in 2010 the ministry of emergency situations of ukraine gave the go-ahead, and this equipment was sent for remelting to metallurgical plants. renata akhmetova, they say, when mixed with another metal, radioactivity will no longer matter. the completely utilitarian attitude of the kiev authorities to the accident at the chernobyl nuclear power plant and this is a real threat. now the nato countries are declaring that they will not send their troops to ukraine in a way that is fraught with a direct clash with russia and unpredictable consequences, but that's the point. the fact is that not everything can depend on the position of the west, which was proclaimed today on march 4, 2022 . volodymyr zelenskyy has already tried to draw nato forces into the conflict with statements about the shelling of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, these were

and the nuclear regulatory inspectorate inadequately to the threats posed by these sites and in chernobylia nuclear power station. so, we conclude that time has already been wasted , and the mega-state showed itself badly in this situation, and the body, which, unfortunately, did not respond to those threats with its actions which were formed by russia, the same applies to the organization of the united nations, in particular, to enslavement. the thing is that the majority of experts, analysts, what kind of regulation there is, as well as the government. therefore, today it is necessary to start from those realities that have already developed, and they have developed extremely no realities, an explosion is a possible explosion everyone reactors at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, why can this explosion occur due to the loss of water supply and cooling of the reactor units, this was approximately the scenario at one time in 2011 at the fokusima npp in japan, when the tsunami destroyed the entire cooling system of the reactor units and gradually as hydrogen accumulated due to the radi

and living in the shadow of chernobyl, dw visits a half empty town where residents still worried about a possible disaster. ukraine's destroyed nuclear plant. ah. my manuscript, mckinnon. welcome to the program. us. how speaker nancy pelosi has used her visit to taiwan to deliver a statement of solidarity. she said her country would do whatever it takes to boost ty, one's ability to defend itself. apaloosa departed from the capital tie pay a shot while ago she spent less than a day on the self governing island during which she met with the president and address parliament. pelosi is the highest ranking us politician to have visited taiwan in 25 years. though she was not there as an official representative, apollo c ignored stark warnings from china, which views the island as its own territory. during her trip, she said she supported the status quo between beijing and taipei and praised tie one's democracy. we have to show the world and that's one of the purposes of the show, the world, the success of the people on their parish, their courage to change their own country to become more d

yes, it was hard in chernobyl, but there were no people behind us with machine guns in their backs, yes. at least we were calm for our families, who were it was completely different. it must be understood that the entire safety of the zaporizhia nuclear power station today hangs on the shoulders of the few hundred people who remained and work at the station. the so-called extreme scenario, that is, if god forbid , of course, one or another form of man-made movement of the opening disaster will happen, what are the possible consequences, because according to rumors, they are already starting to distribute the appropriate means, and it is possible that the evacuation of the population is being prepared, as mr. mykola said, it is almost impossible to predict something, because uh there are many design accidents , which are foreseen in zaporizhzhia, there are also many non-design accidents, and almost anything can happen, but what can i advise, i have a wonderful site called vindic, it is a site that shows the direction of the wind at this specific moment of time, you can go there and see w

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and to the entire world community that the principal cause of the accident at the chernobyl nuclear power and the fukushima nuclear power plant, despite the fact that in the first case , experiments with a nuclear reactor, and in the second building a support system. partial disruption of power supply and complete blackout of the cooling system, which led to overheating of nuclear fuel and destruction of the reactor, the consequences are known after the chernobyl disaster, only 4,000 people died from direct exposure to radiation, hundreds of thousands faced oncology. for decades plus radioactive contamination in 20 european countries. is it really not scary, apart from the consequences of the forced evacuation of up to 100,000 people and more than 5.5 million people received high doses of radiation. only at first glance it may seem that the consequences are insignificant, the phased forced evacuation lasted up to 500,000 people, and the consequences of the discharge of radioactive water into the ocean will be felt by the descendants. it seems that everyone has forgotten about this, accord

probably so that they can carry out, then bold experiments, like chernobyl, western experts unanimouslyat the station is designed for a plane crash . so she is supposedly not afraid of artillery, but the russian ministry of defense suggests not to engage in complacency. wanted to remind. and to the entire world community that the principal cause is the accident at the chernobyl nuclear power plant and the fukushima nuclear power plant, despite the fact that in the first case , experiments with a nuclear reactor, and in the second case, the tsunami earthquake is a failure of the support system. partial disruption of power supply and complete blackout of the cooling system, which led to overheating of nuclear fuel and destruction of the reactor, the consequences are known after the chernobyl disaster, only 4,000 people died from direct exposure to radiation, hundreds of thousands faced oncology. for decades, plus radioactive contamination in 20 european countries. isn't it scary ? the consequences of the forced evacuation of up to 100,000 people and more than 5 1/2 million people received

danger exists and it is real, and if simulate the situation, can we say that this is the second chernobyl look, now we are considering three possible scenarios of radiological impact during this war, one option is, of course, the use of nuclear weapons, the other is the loss of control over sources because it is known that in ukraine there are several thousand isotope sources that are used both in medicine and industry, and if some hospital or azovstal itself collapses, then these sources can enter the atmosphere or come into contact with people , these two scenarios are now more relevant than the scenario of a reactor accident which we are talking about right now and the threat is the zaporizhia nuclear power plant, i would compare it to a hypothetical accident, we will rather focus on this scenario because chernobyl is a completely different type of reactor, the outcome of the accident is somewhat different and chernobyl is not will happen again and this accident like the one in pokusiv is not a good thing either. although it is somewhat smaller in terms of impact and scale, i am focuse

the chernobyl scenario is here.econd type of sanctions is impossible. sistemny konstruktion is nuclear physics and so on hmmm scenario and let’s say so fokusym too it’s unlikely that there will be a repeat of the bidding there were special features этот техника you know it’s one and the same car there it doesn’t matter if it’s a volga or a mercedes one and the same driver yes and in the same weather let’s say it will come out, i decided to go somewhere, a long trip in my head and snowfall, well, the options are the most diverse, especially on such a technique, so i think no one will be able to today, give an answer to this question, presumably yes or no, it will not be good it's true. tell me, please. you already said about the reaction of the energy atom. and that, in your opinion, it should have happened earlier, and regarding international organizations in particular, agat. last week, the un security council was convened regarding this. well, three days have already passed in principle, apart from this appeal fro

the event of an accident at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, it will not be a repeat of the chernobyl tragedy. it will most likely be more similar to the tragedy at fukushima in japan a-a please tell mr. sergey the estimates that are currently available regarding, let's say, the wind room eh, they are approximate, but the scale of the disaster will affect not only european countries they will also affect russia. thank you for a question, i uh, and for an opportunity let's say this way to comment on all the forecasts that are now appearing in the guise of experts uh. it seems to me that the picture you just showed is quite professional and clearly demonstrates uh, the spread of radioactive aerosols as a result of the release. that is, we can spatially assess a hypothetical accident, however, we cannot predict and from this model it does not provide information about the density of pollution, i.e. how intensively these or other territories will be polluted of course, it depends on the source of emissions from the activity that will be released into the environment, but even these e-e da

this is the case of the former general of the sbu naumov who helped to the russians to seize the chernobyl nuclear power plant now, as it turns out, he can get asylum in the russian federation, the insider e-e writes about this in particular, according to the publication, former sbu officers after escaping from ukraine spent several months in germany, then he managed to cross the borders of the european union together with undeclared valuables and get to serbia, that is, a few days or more precisely a few hours before the start of the great war on february 24, general naumov, who was the deputy, if i am not mistaken, of the head of the sbu, is he the head of the administration there, he uh, he headed the main directorate of internal security of the security service of ukraine all packed into two minibuses, loaded these minibuses with cash and diamonds and simply took them and left the ukrainian state together with the entrepreneur, a german citizen, oleksandr akstom, who was involved in numerous journalistic investigations into smuggling in ukraine, they got into two minibuses and a few ho

but a little at the chernobyl npp thanks to with an extensive monitoring system, the special services and the public will be able to quickly react to the situation, enter the premises, close the premises and seal the premises as much as possible, that is, tape the window openings, the door openings . in case of exposures that may be radioactive, it is necessary to carry out proper disinfection immediately, i.e. wash with it, be sure not to rub the skin, because it can damage each and the corresponding substances can get into the wound , while ukraine calls on the world to respond to russia's nuclear blackmail, in particular to expand the sanctions package on scattered danyil snister yevgeny kaminsky details tv channel inter marathon of unified news the attack on the crimean air base novofederivtsi has every chance to go down in history as a modern, bold , unexpected and highly effective operation, although officially kyiv has not yet recognized that it is the movement of ukrainians among western experts , there are no doubts about the performers, but here is what exactly happened in t

was swallowed up in bloom, swallowed up that russia went to chernobyl, by the way, there is a defensef full no, i will not investigate the necessity , yes, but in fact, in the case of chernobyl, there were many statements then, there was concern, there was a hint of indignation is all about that, well, that is, and we are after and you know, before there was a good word concern , yes, that is, concern about chernobyl suited us yes, and here today, we want to blink came and personally i was expelled zaporizhzhia region did something simply because the president first of all, let's look at the precedent of what you yourself say, the president of the chernobyl nuclear power plant showed russia first of all that it is possible to do this, that it is not scary and there will be no consequences for this, that is why the largest nuclear power plant in europe is used they are now an open military base, and from this military base they are shelling dnipropetrovsk region, the russians are using our nuclear plant as a nuclear shield, yes, in fact, but they do not understand the consequences, but

, look, i i will tell you right away that it will be difficult to compare a little hiroshima and chernobylt because hiroshima is an atomic bomb. that is, it was created for this atomic explosion, which has a huge destructive power. yes, but there is very little nuclear fuel in the village of the bomb, therefore it is radioactive . the contamination is relatively small, yes, but there is chernobyl, is it the same zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, the reactor there is not designed for an explosion, and in principle, this is the kind of atomic explosion there , it will not be possible to create it with this mushroom, but the amount of eh itself fuel, that is, uranium itself is hundreds of thousands of times larger. that is, there is a huge reactor there, and if it is thrown outside, the radioactive contamination will be extremely serious, but i will say right away that it is unlikely that such an accident as chernobyl will be achieved. why? because it has a fundamentally different structure the reactor here has a hermetic envelope there are many layers of steel and concrete in chernobyl there was n

on something, and if i had finally learned that, especially after chernobyl, what are the chances of undermining ukraine from the outside, making some moves from the inside and bringing things to an explosion well, they are almost zero, they are not zero, but they are very, very close to zero, there are some the conversation went on. what is the biggest plane in the world to send to any ukrainian nuclear power station, nothing will happen. well, there will be an explosion , yes, and that's all, but a nuclear reaction will not start . ukrainian officials or mykola veresen, who says that there is indeed a probability, but it is not that karaul karaul karaul nightmare nightmare nightmare well, as the classics said - it's horror but not horror horror ah , that is, indeed, nuclear power plants are very safe, very protected after chernobyl safety technology increased a lot after fukushima. it increased even more, and what's more, every year we have many nuclear reactors around the world, certain incidents occur, and they can be mainly design-related, that is, those that, well, certain plan

to prevent a second chernobyl during their visit. the president of turkey also called to lvov the day before, whom his colleague zelensky allegedly asked to convey to russia a request to defuse mines around the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, the fact that the threat is not mines at all, but regular and intensifying attacks on the station from the side of the armed forces leader of the kiev regime. for some reason, i didn’t mention it, and almost immediately after the end of the meeting shelling resumed shells hit the territory of the zaporizhzhya thermal power plant, which is critical for the stable operation of the nuclear power plant, as for the situation at the zaporizhzhya arrest, it is extremely alarming. what the ukrainian military personnel are doing is shelling this nuclear facility is completely unacceptable. so far , it does without serious consequences, but as the general director of the magaten rightly said. extraordinary meeting of the un security council about a week ago at any moment this could end very badly. the p

well, let's take the chernobyl disaster in 1986, i suffered not only ukraine, i.e. the tri-blackness,ussia, i.e. mr. ludvig well, how to understand this logic, what is the enemy being controlled by, that is, they, uh, yes, we understand that the representatives of the seedlings hid in the bunker and another 500 workers together with them, yes, 500 russians, but you can’t be in a bunker to sit forever, what are they counting on when they plan such and such actions, blackmail, moreover, as i say, the degree of this blackmail increases, that is, if the reaction they want does not occur, then they may well arrange a local radiation accident, but even a detonation of the turbine shop, it does not lead to a serious electrical accident of the scale that occurred at the electrical engineering during the time of chornobyl or that occurred in the focus, that is, the rector will be stopped by the electrical safety systems provided by the engineering project and in case of project events what can happen at the power unit, this is the worst scenario and what can happen. i hope that after all, they

and getting into the body is quite small, but it is very an important factor, at least that's what chernobylwed, that's why another protective protective protection from the west is er stop consuming vegetables and milk and who. if someone wants to need for feeding a child, for example, milk, you should take long-term storage milk with a production period before the accident , that is, they will be clean you can safely take the next step - to be, well, again, to be in shelter as much as you can, and to seal the room so that air does not enter, although again, this is through the path of entry radioactive dust is quite easy to do, there is nothing extraordinary here, and the main thing is to wait for the official evacuation, because once again chernobyl showed that those people who tried to evacuate on their own, they rushed, they tried different roads, some of them were very polluted, so during the official evacuation there will be a safe route has been chosen and one must obey and drive and besides, hide in one's home and not go near the windows how did mr. vadyma say that and once again i

i since the chernobyl accident, i think there are more safeguards in place. there are better safety measures. i. i'm an expert in policy, not in nuclear science, but they certainly they're in the, the nuclear energy community. there is no lack of interest in safety and nuclear security. that is very much in evidence. it is, however, incredibly reckless to be having a war near in the clear facility like this, especially one so large. we want to let our viewers also know your organization is on twitter, with the handle of nukes, of hazard in just the last 24 hours. you tweeted that the power to craft a world without nuclear weapons is in our hands. john weird is vladimir putin and russia's nuclear arsenal. where did they fit into that? russia is the largest possessor of nuclear weapons in the world. they have more than anybody else. and as we can see, they rather than being interested in reducing the number of weapons and the danger posed by those weapons. and they are now coming up with new uses. so it is a tremendously concerning to those of us who would pref

serious, but i will say right away that such an accident as at chernobyl is unlikely to be achieved. why ? because the structure of the reactor is fundamentally different, there is a hermetic shell there, there are many layers of steel , there was no such thing at chernobyl, and this tractor is more finished, but, in principle, we know that it is not well , a person can destroy everything that he has built with a certain desire and the most likely development of a scenario such as on fokusim if, for example , the station is damaged or de-energized, we know that the reactor cannot be stopped like this, immediately, like this when these control rods enter there, the reaction itself stops, but a huge amount of these radioactive isotopes remains in the reactor, which when they decay, they act and if the active zone is suddenly cooled, it melts, is damaged , the water there reacts with zirconium, hydrogen is released, it can explode and damage this farm cover and throw the radioactive material to the outside , that is, such a scenario as we at the faculty is real is quite real and of cour

yes, after chernobyl , if these bastards argue, what can be done with our own land? well, what can i say to really remember only hitler, who when he already understood that a catastrophe was approaching. he flooded people in the berlin subway, already destroyed his own and, uh, when do they ask questions? yes, it can’t be that they found it before, maybe, after all. it already happened when they felt the catastrophe in the donbass, the military defeat in the fourteenth year. they shot down a plane for the sake of political effect, that is, the logic of the terrorist regime. i was already present then, and this development of this logic is already at home. the murder, which will affect not only ukraine, indeed, colleagues correctly said, because the radius of destruction. yes, you can argue. what scale can be, but in fact, we all fall and turkey falls and central europe, let me remind you that the chernobyl cloud reached scandinavia and switzerland they still remember about it, so let them remember now. eh, seeing what they say and what they do. by the way, this raise

we don’t want it, of course, we want it to end well, that’s how it ended with the rest with the chernobyltion, but uh, well, what could be uh, uh, opinions if, if, if we proceed from an extremely cynical forecast, an emergency forecast, a forecast with some kind of explosions and detonations, how serious are the problems, in comparison, i don’t i know about the chernobyl accident in 1986. the fact is that this is the first time in the history of world energy that a nuclear power plant is being used. and this delight carries enormous reputational damage. peaceful nuclear energy understands that many countries are thinking that ukraine has given away its nuclear weapons, which means that the budapest memorandum is signed, and it actually carries out acts of nuclear terrorism . this is purely the second article of the international convention on the producer of nuclear terrorism, so plinken, uh , he also emphasized that, uh, in general, uh, blackmail of a nuclear catastrophe is used, from my point of view, and the judges of the statements of uh, russian officials of the same kyrienko, they n

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swallowed the world swallowed that russia entered chernobyl by the way, it is definitely a precedentt claim that it is not necessary, yes, but in fact, in the case of chernobyl, there were a lot of statements then, there was concern, there was a hint of indignation than that's all, well, that is, and we after concern and you know, there used to be a good word concerned, yes, that is, concerned about chernobyl was convenient for us. so, today, we want to blink came and personally answered expelled zaporizhzhia region, something simply did because the first president of what you yourself say that the president of the chornobyl npp showed russia, first of all, that it is possible to do this, that it is not scary, and there will be no consequences for this, that is why the largest nuclear a-a power plant in europe is now used by them as an open military base and from this military base they are shelling dnipropetrovsk region, the russians are using our nuclear plant as a nuclear shield, yes, in fact, but they understand the consequences, but remembering our previous analysis and did not

well, everyone now knows about chernobyl from the tv series, but that’s how it is.an be, let’s say, a completely different world after in case about this accident, i would not advise you to treat it like this. how did they treat it? well, the fact that the russians are bringing weapons and military equipment there remains a fact, and now they still agreed. last week, a mission would come to the zaporizhia nuclear power plant megate and now our spies in the nuclear power plant are saying that the russians are increasing the pressure on the personnel of the nuclear plant. well, probably in order to keep them silent about and crimes and violations a-a or other pressure that the russians apply to our workers, russians in general, any children of the stalinist regime, who are everywhere considered spies, saboteurs. well, you have to understand that if you yourself can sell your own mother for money, that is, i consider everyone else capable of doing it for that, i always remember dialogues with kgb officers that that's what the youth, when they came somewhere to the jour

well, we did see a meltdown at chernobyl- comparisons with chernobyl? reactors are different design, they have stronger containments and there's probably less of a threat of that kind of an event. but who knows? it all depends on the extent of the damage that can occur if this plant end5 damage that can occur if this plant ends up being being bombarded by either side and enough equipment is damaged to cause a meltdown. just on the oint, i damaged to cause a meltdown. just on the point, i understand _ damaged to cause a meltdown. just on the point, i understand the _ the point, i understand the chernobyl disaster exposed the weaknesses in this type of a nuclear plant. this one has sort of pressure safety containers around the core. is that right? but do we know whether or not that would protect eight meltdown if there was a directed? it eight meltdown if there was a directed? ii , , i, directed? it all depends on the extent of damage. _ directed? it all depends on the extent of damage. no, - directed? it all depends on the extent of damage. no, there l d

the explosion that may happen will be much more powerful than little humanity in the case of the chernobylt, and i think that we need to prepare more now to warn the authorities more to give adequate information in the mass media not just about the fact of the threat but about how to behave, what needs to be done and most importantly, i think that children and pregnant women women and older people should have been removed a long time ago from this epicenter of possible risks, i.e. about possible evacuation plans in case of danger, but the local government, one way or another, conducts such an informational the campaign in particular and er hmm zaporizhzhia region. we know that er there is a shipment of certain drugs and potassium iodide there and a warning from the minister of health about how to accept who should accept and who should not accept e regarding the evacuation in the event of an accident at the zaporizhia nuclear plant power plant will have to evacuate more than 400,000 people, the head of zaporizhzhia ova oleksandr starukh informed about this, he noted that the situation at t

there were only 2,000 accidents at the chernobyl nuclear power plant led to radioactive contamination30 km more than 5,000 m² of agricultural land were affected same kilometers of forests in the event of an explosion at the energodar station, the exclusion zone will stretch to 30,000 m², that is the entire zaporizhzhia region, it will be impossible to live there or to farm for the next 100,000 years in the first hour three dozen people died in the chernobyl disaster, and 600 were involved in the liquidation of the disaster over several years. they received high doses of radiation in order to eliminate the potential consequences at the gas station, experts estimated that more than a million people died, there may be tens of thousands in the 86th from pripyat and the surrounding villages more than 100,000 people were evacuated, two million people will have to be resettled here, the agency predicts that the release of radioactive cesium in dangerous amounts for all living things will cover ukraine and will fly further, depending on the weather, either to europe or to belarus and russia,

night by the all-union forces, kiev has lost its sense of reality and is ready to arrange a second chernobyl russian deputy foreign minister sergei ryabkov said on this occasion, the shells exploded on on the territory of the zaporizhzhya tpp, the thermal power plant is located in close proximity to the nuclear power plant and is very important for its stable operation, the nuclear power plant itself, according to the statements of local authorities, did not suffer from the level of radiation, which is now being measured, of course, shelling from the apu is constantly normal, and shells are fired every day . at the same time, they fall closer and closer to the station’s cooling systems and their waste storage, they say, the workers of the nuclear power plant in the ministry of defense directly accused kiev of nuclear terrorism air defense system around the station was transferred to an enhanced regime, the un calls for the creation of a demilitarized zone around the zaporozhye nuclear power plant. well, in moscow it says that this will only increase the risks of a nuclear catastrophe, the be

it's painless, uh, our occupation of chernobyl passed, that we left chernobyl until chernobyl was undern personnel of the station calmly interacted, then this, that is, at that moment it was not decided to cross this red line. now accepted. why do i have one version of ukraine and the west accepted by maxim here it is necessary to clarify, because other versions of the shelling, in principle, cannot exist, you understand, in order to get to this excuse me yes, i wanted to come to this, why is this, maybe right now recently. i listened to one very smart expert who is in the west. although the russian origin. he said such a thing, uh, which i remember, that now for uh, what can blow up western public opinion, so that fatigue from ukraine would go away, so that anxiety from what we started the program with, these energy and so on problems would go away. he says two things. and here they can stir up. to excite public opinion is the first conditional - this is a new bucha yes, but uh, the prerequisites are not visible. that is, to new gestures. good will, as we, unfortunately, call such even

they forgot chernobyl.w, the most cynical thing is when a specialist speaks, just the radiation of the united states of america and the guys declare. yes , even in the case of a direct hit and destruction. nothing terrible will be the radius of destruction 20 km, and that's it, europe can sleep peacefully imagine, that is, how it incites. uh, this is the ukrainian government. the same ones, the united states . yes, they are definitely not specialists, they are specialists. well, this is a very strange specialist underway. uh, zaporozhye station is the second time . the first time happened in march. and zelensky and then really, uh, sounded the alarm and mt addressed and some statements about motorcycles were at the same time an absolutely incomprehensible situation. then there were battles around the chernobyl station, that is, it was really scary, you are a specialist, and then they explained that the station was built during the soviet union. they are so that even in the event of a direct hit by a bomb, n

he hopes both russia and ukraine have learned the lessons of chernobyl . so the land that surrounds apparition doesn't also become a nuclear waste land for decades to come. john henderson al jazeera, the true noble exclusion zone. ukraine, he released satellite images appear to show destroyed russian warplanes as an airbase in crimea. something russia has strongly denied. it crane says 9 russian will planes were destroyed by a string of explosions earlier this week. the satellite images show at least 7 fighter jets were blown up. russian officials of said the blas might have been caused i a careless mocha. meanwhile rushes manager appears to have hit a block of flats in ukraine with a vacuum bombs, a weapon band on the un convention, or should media add these pictures, showing the buildings in the done yet screech and being destroyed, lack him of them. a barrick bombs is so powerful they can disintegrate a launch part of the surrounding area. it's not clear these buildings in the village of pesky well occupied. still ahead on al jazeera and israeli medical

and so, fukushima chernobyl, these terms are still on hearing and, as i said, big trump cards are laid on the table. ukraine is a problem. not only the security of ukraine is the security of yours, it is in your life. it's not just your economy germans british french. this is not only a blow to your wallet. this is a blow to your life and around, this is building a huge number of fakes and gerashchenko - this is just one of the cogs in this machine, which is now starting to unwind. let's go now. why to our the conversation of kirill zolotarev, a war correspondent who knows where the arrival was from? which side? because the person is in place, cyril hello and glad to welcome you to our program? tell me, please, from which side this arrival was a resident of energonar, and how do you feel? well, war correspondent. yes, as a person who is following the development of these events, and probably obviously. uh, well, the arrival was from the other side wrong, that is, the territory controlled by the apu, and most likely it arrived brimstone rocket. e british-made, generally quite rare ammun

the secretary of the nsdc oleksiy danilov directly say that the accident in energodar compared to chernobyl may seem like child's play if relative to chornobyl it is for us, there can be flowers flowers because this is the largest station in europe that has 6 huge nuclear reactors on its territory, so this object is very dangerous from the point of view of ecology , from the point of view of general impression, in fact, if there god forbid something happens, as our president volodymyr savych said, we will assume that this is the use of nuclear weapons by the russian federation against our country, if the most terrible nuclear explosion at the reactor happens, the radioactive cloud can contaminate moldova, romania, bulgaria, turkey the crimea and the black sea informs the energy authorities that this scenario is unlikely but impossible. we will consider it a little later. meanwhile, about the practical benefits that the russians want to implement, they de facto control, they will obviously try to use its capacities to provide energy to the temporarily occupied territories. the obvious goal i

unlike chernobyl. vladimir forbids . he says, zap arissa is europe's biggest nuclear plant in it lies in a heavily populated region with us and would assume would possess to buddhism. this won't happen in russia, the west will feel the consequences, bulgaria, romania, moldova, and poland. he hopes both russia and ukraine have learned the lessons of chernobyl . so the land that surrounds apparitions doesn't also become a nuclear waste land for decades to come. john henderson al jazeera, the chernobyl exclusion zone. ukraine or newly released satellite images appear to show destroyed russian warplanes as an ant bass and crimea. something russia has strongly denied. ukraine says 9 russian warplanes were destroyed by string of explosions. earlier this week, the satellite image shows at least 7 fighter jets blown up. russian officials have said the blast might have been caused by a careless smoker. rushes military appears to have hit a block of flats in ukraine with vacuum bombs, a weapon band under a un convention rush media

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itself i was near chernobyl then we were ordered to retreat a little deeper of our state and then 24 that we left there and our convoy went to bucha . the fact that gradually there is a gunshot on the wings or that the air force immediately went to play, they shot it when we were in chernobyl, and then in the morning we were shelled with mortar fire and the beha left, but since this war is going to complete destruction, that's why here if you see weapons, for example, but for example, if you can still shoot from a spinner, then please shoot under my command , for example, there were four stings already that they just burned and confident village it was very lunchtime i am a baptist and well, if we were not allowed to take this iron in my hands, because you can, you can't feed me. but i think that the person who came to take, for example, my life, the lives of my friends , even put them in my house, well, i'm lucky that i just live in the west, but if i lived here, that's it it turns out that they also came to my house and did not stand up for their country for their home, for me it w

as soon as russian troops withdrew from the chernobyl nuclear power plant and the exclusion zone. and these threat will no longer exist, just as it does not exist, had 3 other ukrainian nuclear power plants, community ski, and p. p. regina and p, p and south ukraine and p b. i thank you. i thank the representative of ukraine for his statement. if there are no council members, is quite brown, the list on my speaker i and now said mediator. durned ah . a a misty? absolutely. well, with some of the free people wouldn't end up with shock because usually, you know, she was come out really who can watch some stuff with the little button. somebody off with with a minute. and it was up here at the mall, which can you with they don't finish with a photo. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very difficult time to sit down and talk with i was talking just look up some literally a muscle a

to prevent a second chernobyl during of your visit. the president of the tour also called to lvov the day before. which colleague zelensky allegedly asked to convey to russia a request to defuse mines around the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, the fact that the danger is not mines at all, but regular and intensifying attacks on the plant by the ukrainian leader of the kiev regime. for some reason, i didn’t mention it, and almost immediately after the end of the meeting, the shelling resumed shelling hit the territory of the zaporizhzhya tpp, which is critical for the stable operation of the nuclear power plant, with regard to the situation at hmm zaporozhye arrested, she is extremely anxious. what the ukrainian military personnel are doing is shelling this nuclear facility is completely unacceptable. so far, there are no serious consequences, but as it is right, the director general of the extraordinary meeting of the un security council said about a week ago volleyball. and this could end badly for me. the position of our western co