of russia the islands of the and sakhalin as well as the far east and seaboard so my colleague. has been speaking to those people on the ground in sakhalin to find out exactly what they're feeling. we're only six hundred miles away from fukushima and residents of the city of usual supply lines to be capital of the region can believe their eyes they are literally glued to their t.v. screens what it or ingle latest news as b.'s happening so close to their borders or before they were freed shortly after friday's earthquake and tsunami in japan that there could be a chain reaction which could lead to a natural disaster is heating the supply of the region what they're afraid of now is a restock radioactive contamination despite were not in immediate vicinity. six hundred miles is not a lot at all for a radioactive cloud the local emergency is ministry keeps coming down people saying that they should not panic and that they should do spend there we can as usual though it's not really a relieve people keep calling them it's really hard to get through been trying for more than two hours

fears the aftermath of the explosion at japan's fukushima nuclear plant may affect russian is a far east the region situated closer japan could be vulnerable if spreads were the colonel island sakhalin and the pacific for survival strong have also been threatened by high waves following friday's earthquake. in the village all that is on the russian island as lynn just two hours flight from tokyo gauging people's reaction there. well it's not in the immediate proximity of course and it's not yet clear how serious consequences of a possible radioactive contamination for the local residents could be but what we're seeing is that the accident at fukushima and this recent explosion is definitely adding to local residents' worries will shortly after a few fans natural disaster on friday their main wars were about ten other tsunami which could he be there a close to the one which could be more furious more strong one but what they're worried now is about a possible radioactive contamination we saw residents who were going to pharmacist looking. searching for their own geiger counters to measure

from those nuclear plants are worrying our residents in the southern region that is in russia's far east they are on high alert as well it is if to give you an idea of the geography it's to the north of japan so all this is happening north east of the country well again you're looking at pictures of the nuclear power plant the fukushima plant it has been mentioned over and over because it has been in this state of emergency since the earthquake hit the cooling system is not happened i was not working and now there are reports of an explosion initial reports we have yet to find out where exactly it occurred why it happened is it because of the cooling system not working is it because of something else we have to get more details of that but there are initial reports of an explosion in japanese t.v. chilling images of smoke billowing from that plant so again at least four people are said to have been injured following an explosion reported explosion near the fukushima daiichi plant has been worrying people because this fire has been declared in a state of emergency i witnessed this have be

meanwhile beyond japan shores panic is spreading fast to the radiation of people in russia's far east stock often preventive medicines needlessly putting their health at risk of. life in the studios here in central moscow this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day just past ten pm here in the russian capital a nine pm in libya where colonel gadhafi says he's declared an immediate cease fire and ordered military operations to start but still there are reports the fighting is continuing france the u.k. and other countries are pressing ahead with preparations to enforce a no fly zone over libya after receiving u.n. security council backing. the latest now force from the capital tripoli. with certain hearing that rebels feel it's a little more than a contradiction they simply do not believe the gadhafi regime they say that they will not heed the ceasefire call they point to the fact that crash will still continue in the east of the west of the country we know that in the town of misrata which is some two hundred kilometers from benghazi which is a rebel stronghold there were receiving repo

the hospital or you can come but they can medical matters are free so should people in russia's far east timor read about what's happening should they be evacuating the area. i would like to underline that you know that it's nice scenario but mostly it's a scenario. our experts consider. doesn't save the. people you from far east should be worth about sixty because you and you there when exactly to the russian cost it will be not. a no radio call increase or for radioactive. and let's cross back to japan itself now you talked earlier about the people within the twenty kilometer radius being evacuated around the plant what emergency service is there be doing right now to contain the design and to prevent any further fallout. and sir i didn't hear your question it wasn't what well i imagine the services in japan be doing to contain the situation and you mention that they've already evacuated people from the twenty kilometer exclusion zone but what would the services that be doing to prevent any further disaster. well as as far as we know now. the nuclear fuel will stay in reactor well so i

that he can just tell us what is the situation so far and be a far east. oh tessa imagine if it shows i hear all the region are saying that levels of radiation remain normal and they've been on high alert they are constantly checking those levels average i was ever seen that was an explosion at the fukushima plant which is just six hundred miles away from where we are now we can actually check for ourselves the level of the levels of radiation around. what i'm wondering is these so-called geiger counter. measures really and levels around and the figure of these showing now is that jumping between one and two microns for hour as these counters professional used in so cynical burra trees by the margins there's ministry at all and i'll and other specialized services well you know i do you know how much that actually means the level is much lower than the average in the capital of moscow and also at passenger on a plane flying from moscow to science a lot of our school for example receives as much as twenty two microns per hour which is time for. the camera sh

in weather and a change in wind could take any prospective perceptive nuclear warheads russia's far east and cause problems there so that situation is being looked at as it stands at the moment the radiation levels normal in the far east. was being looked at as a by russia's nuclear watchdog to make sure that nothing untoward is going on there to make sure that the people on the ground there are receiving all the correct information they glued to the radios they glued to their televisions and artie's a car to go after the gauge the situation on the ground inside. were only six hundred miles away from fukushima and residents of the city of usually the capital of the region can't believe their eyes they are literally glued to their t.v. screens a moratorium latest news as the bees happening so close to their borders well before they were afraid shortly after friday's earthquake and tsunami in japan that there could be a chain reaction which could lead to a natural disaster heating the society reaching what they're afraid of now is a risk of radioactive contamination is but we're not in imm

and russian sea services remain on high alert in russia's far east that's a region close to northern japan our correspondent nick i think is there for us. but imagine says ministry for this appalling region it's saying that radiation levels are normal and they haven't intensified their checks after they received the news about the explosion as another reactor in fukushima but what is really worrisome is the change in the weather because what we see now is that the weather is changing dramatically seems that we can see now it is it's much better than it was in the early hours of monday but it was snowing how in the morning there was at the top you could hardly see at some fifty meters from you and it was all sunny on sunday now it is snow everywhere as you can see so it looks like it too cold russian winter in january and these of course is bad news as we had been reporting be fooled of the weekend from japan had been going in the direction of the pacific ocean and a lot indeed depends on the wind this is very crucial to wait now those waters will wipe off the northeastern part of rus

according to some experts from the russian academy of sciences means that the whole of the russian far east some part of china and to a large extent to a korean peninsula may be affected by the possible radiation emission from this reactor in japan so far as we've heard the government is saying that the situation is under control and also we've heard assurances from the american scientists who are saying that right now the wind is blowing westward from japan so should any accident happen then the whole of the radioactive material would probably find itself in the middle of the pacific not in the russian mainland or china or korea or anywhere else but indeed the wind can't you can't you know can change any minute and obviously if something happens at the station this could be far far ten times more serious than what happened at your novel. ok well let's just to remind you of the breaking news that nuclear safety commission has said that a meltdown to nuclear power plant is possible that they are watching the situation closely there has been just arrived evacuation that has been ordered that

the prime minister also ordered the monitoring of the situation in russia's far east of me of course it is just hundreds of kilometers over the same for more than japan what is the latest situation there at the moment i guess there are concerns in connection with what's going on in japan right now yeah. well yes following this explosion at the fukushima plant on saturday there has been concerns that we could see a full scale meltdown that would. radioactive material into the air now the situation is being monitored very very closely in russia east this is due to of course the close proximity but also that due to that close proximity there is a risk if there was clear material being put into the atmosphere it changing weather changing winds could take any perspective perspective nuclear warheads russia's far east and cause problems there so that situation is being looked at as it stands at the moment the radiation levels normal in the far east of russia. that's being looked at by russia's nuclear watchdog to make sure that nothing untoward is going on there now to make sure the people

and meanwhile beyond japan's shores panic is spreading faster than radiation as people in russia's far east to stock up on preventive medicine is needlessly putting their health after risk. and g seven countries join efforts to stabilize currency markets and bring to get back to is not seen since world war two by the border business with us in the twenty first. without you live from moscow where it's an hour just after seven pm well colonel qaddafi says he has declared an immediate cease fire and ordered a military operations to stop mr. there are reports that fighting is continuing in the eastern side of the country and france the u.k. and other countries are still preparing to enforce a no fly zone over libya after receiving backing from the un security council etc let's get some more details on this now from our. who is standing by live in the capital of tripoli so what does this announcement by the libyan government mean is it a case of a contradiction in terms here because the government calls for a cease fire and yet the reports of fighting that it's still going on. well we're certain

and meanwhile beyond japan's shores panic is spreading faster than radiation as people in russia's far east to stock up on preventive medicine is needlessly putting their health after risk. and g seven countries join efforts to stabilize currency markets and bring to get back to is not seen since world war two by the border business with us in the twenty first. without you live from moscow where it's an hour just after seven pm well colonel qaddafi says he has declared an immediate cease fire and ordered a military operations to stop mr. there are reports that fighting is continuing in the eastern side of the country and france the u.k.

russia's far east had been braced for any tsunamis with people going to higher ground but the worst danger does appear to have passed let's get the latest from our personal what is the situation on the night while the cool islands or located right here in the neighborhood just several miles away from japan and one of them has already been hit by eat three meter high we birds around the plate of a one the story building thankfully no one was injured or killed in that is that of a local infrastructure was not damaged as well nevertheless of goodies evacuees around eleven thousand people in the entire region to higher ground or all the cry alert for any type of situation president reagan would have said is that there has ruled. local emergency services to be prepared for any type of scenario and there's also the emergencies ministry to get ready to help japan horrific disaster an already heard reports got through at least six of the ministries jets are on standby ready to transport. rescuers doctors medical equipment even a mobile hospital to japan being needed for now is an official request

well there are all fears of the explosion japan's fukushima nuclear plant may affect russia's far east if radiation spreads the region is situated closer to japan what could a long island suck mean and civic port of that of a bomb have also been threatened by highways following friday's devastating quake correspond and yet again the gradual ways on the russian island of i mean which is in the heart of the affected region she's been engaging people's reaction that. well it's not in the immediate proximity of course and it's not yet clear how serious consequences of a possible radioactive contamination for the local residents could be but what we're seeing is that the accident at fukushima and this recent explosion is definitely asing to local residents worries will shortly after a few plans natural disaster on friday their main war is were about ten other tsunami which could hear the there are close to the one which could be more theory as more strong one but what they're worried now is about a possible radiative contamination we saw residents who were going to for mrs. searching for th

second we need to continue monitoring the situation in the russian far east as closely as possible i've just talked to the local authorities in the region the situation there is normal from the point of view of people's housing and radioactivity nevertheless the situation must be closely monitored on around the clock basis. following this explosion at the fukushima plant on saturday there has been concerns that we could see a full scale meltdown that would put radioactive material into the air now the situation is being monitored very very closely in russia east this is due to cause the close proximity but also due to that close proximity there is a risk if there was clear material being put into the atmosphere that changing weather changing wind could take any respect because perspective nuclear warheads russia's far east and cause problems there so that situation is being looked at as it stands at the moment the radiation levels normal in the far east of. russia has to be looked at as a by russia's nuclear watchdog to make sure that nothing untoward is going on there to make sure that

earthquake and tsunami has been having in the pacific region including russia as far east well let's talk to work correspondent and lisa is monitoring that situation for us now and these so what is the latest information we're getting from russia somehow in a region well of course also nami watch has been declared throughout the pacific region and that includes the russian federation specifically the region of south korean like you said which includes the real islands of course some of those islands are part of a territorial dispute with japan and how ready recorded sightings have been reported of waves up to three meters a person we're hearing one or two but it has been reported that now waves are being recorded at three meters again some alive and thousand people are being evacuated from the region although there has been no flooding so far a state of emergency has been declared in the region and russia of course is very wary of what's happening i despite that they have said like we heard from other russian president that they're ready to do whatever they can to help to can endure

one of urgency services remain on high alert in russia as the far east a region close to northern japan they think the danger of a possible radioactive cloud reaching the area is minimal as the wind is expected to blow towards the pacific ocean but the only way that some tourists and workers are said to be leaving the area. putting a good job or has more from the region several thousand kilometers north of japan. mergence is ministry say they have reinforced checks of the radiation levels here and say that as of now they stand up less than the average for this area but not residents of this region choose to leave we had seen people sitting on their backs today early morning the lobby of the hotel and there were desperate to get the the first flight they could leave to moscow and other cities of russia this for the locals here most of them trying not to panic and to run about their businesses as usual and they also say that teachers they're now seeing in japan for media to what they had been through several years ago. this is how the trust looks like you can hardly see the needle tracing

we need to continue monitoring the situation in the russian far east as closely as possible i've just talked to the local authorities in the region the situation there is normal both from the point of view of people's housing and radioactivity nevertheless the situation must be closely monitored on around the clock basis. of course a russia's far east last just a few hundred kilometers over the sea from northern japan but what's the situation like over there. well right now the radiation level of the russia is far east is normal and other countries atomic energy agency has assured that there is no danger for russia in this in the worst case scenario emission of radioactive cry. because they're not going to reach russia sure is one of the reasons for that is because the air flows around the globe move from west to east and from north to south so if you look at them out in the worst case scenario they are going to be carried into the pacific ocean but having said that russia does unfortunately have a very sad experience of dealing with the consequences over a nuclear disaster ensure no

so russia is a far east was hated spieth an army there not on the scale seen in japan the main risk now it appears to be from off the xargs let's get the latest from asking the purpose can offer a yes or is there any danger for the population of the carolina. while the crew islands are right there in japan's me before i go to just several miles to the north of japan and previously one of these islands has been hit by a we have around three meters high that surrounds the plate a one story building but thankfully nobody was injured there and no local infrastructure was damaged but nevertheless authorities have evacuated around eleven thousand people in the suffer alina region in the far east to higher ground and have to clear a street off emergency in the entire region and are truly on the high words before emergency services and rescue services are at their monitoring the situation and i think that's the scene type of the situation as in the entire northern pacific region or is there any remaining risks to russia's mainland earlier on friday their war reports of possible tsunamis getting

or for more on the effect it's having in the wider pacific region including russia's far east has talked to our correspondent and he said now we any so what's the latest information that we're getting from russia's cycle in region those state of emergency has been declared in the cycling region that includes the very vulnerable real islands where the stores have already been struck by several tsunami waves are there are reports that those waves have reached heights at least visually of up to three meters high now there's been there's been no damage or any reports of facilities or buildings being affected as well as any kind of injuries or victims but authorities are taking very serious precautions some eleven thousand people are said to be being iraqi waited hour as we speak out of the cycle the region to our higher points to safety and also ships that were our imports they are being moved out to open seas as a precaution and also tsunami cleanup forces are being put on standby throughout the far east. i know president medvedev said that russia is doing all it can obviously to protect it

and meanwhile beyond japan's shores a panic is spreading faster than radiation people in russia's far east stuck up on preventive medicine needlessly putting their own health at risk. and in other news at this hour libya's government declares an end to military operations just hours after the u.n. backs of british french sponsored resolution to impose a no fly zone. on season in libya as the international community race is intervention by the libyan government says it's agreed to a cease fire and join me in a few moments from a trip to meet some more. this is r.t. live from moscow about exactly a week after it was damaged by our massive earthquake and tsunami the u.n. has warned the battle to stabilize japan's crippled fukushima nuclear plant is a race against the clock the focus is still on try to cool the overheating reactors at the facility on a seven a stage international scale measuring the severity of the situation they measured c. has been moved from four to five that's just two levels behind it one hundred eighty six china noble disaster he's either bennett has the latest. right no

latest experiences from russia's far east on our twitter account that's r.t. underscore com and in the whole families are fleeing from homes with all they have to follow first time coverage right here on our to his twitter page from the closest to russian region again that's our twitter account. underscore. you see right there. or nuclear power expert of greenpeace john have come says even when workers can get access to the control room for. the task they face coupled with the conditions they have to do it in predicting their success it's impossible. the situation at this moment remains critical it will remain critical several days there's only fifty people allowed in the plans of the mines and they work in fifteen minutes shifts which is bits is very little and they have to work very many things by hand because remote control installations of calm down the main operating room. because of the radiation levels they're working under extremely difficult circumstances to try to prevent the worst from the worst fleetwood which would indeed be a core that is complet

with the japanese crisis center meanwhile emergency services are on high alert and russians are far east are region close to northern japan are in the gulf shore there is in the area. michel's insecure you say that radiation levels remain normal in russia sport is ever since the nuclear power plant in fukushima was hit by an explosion they've been monitoring levels closely we can even check the radiation levels for ourselves this is the so-called geiger counter this is used in professional since michael wore a trace last emergences ministry and also by other specialized services it measures radiation levels around and the bigger it is showing is jumping between two and three microbes were our this is way less than the average in moscow for example and also as a comparison a passenger flying on a plane from moscow to vladivostok receives as many as twenty two microns per hour which is sampled that we've heard here in the highlands the capital of this region all russian security services are still on high alert as there are confirmed reports from officials in japan that possibility of a nu

russia suffering region in the far east is still on a high alert especially with the threat of nuclear contamination. remaining the media also ordered a local authorities to continue monitoring the situation and inform the local population of any developments because as my colleague here reports sometimes can be more dangerous than the threat itself. in the news arriving from japan is very worrying and we are closing nuclear plants the other day missions of disaster and difficulties it's hard not to be gripped by panic when the world's high and mighty are sounding the alarm the clue so you are typical shima the bigger your chances of peaking out the panic virus which is spreading more so they are not a physicist or a doctor people in russia's far is divided from japan by a strip of water four hundred miles across but the quickest to react. but my friend called me and said that she's leaving the city i'm not in such panic yet but i'm already taking iodine just in case. but radiation levels remain completely normal and doctors are forced into sounding a different kind of alarm is that th

we need to continue monitoring the situation in the russian far east as closely as possible you just talk to the local authorities in the region the situation there is normal both from the point of view of people's housing and radioactivity nevertheless the situation must be closely monitored on the ground. well the authorities closely monitoring the situation in russia but he remote seen outpourings of grief and sympathy for all those people of japan the people of japan who have been caught up in a series of disasters we've seen and i'll talk memorial being established outside of the japanese embassy where people have been turning up and laying flowers to show their support for the people of japan at this time. here now and. has a wealth of experience doesn't dealing with the time make how can we. help the situation. well so far as the comparison between the chernobyl accident and this situation unraveling in japan has been more or less figurative in fact the experts have been saying that the situations are completely different the reactors and both are stations are different the th

shivers around the world but it's the neighboring countries which are especially worried in russia's far east scientists started keeping an eye on the radiation level they say the situation has remained safe so far but should we fear any global consequences are here's the head of iraq's saddam commission and while sharing an analysis of japan's nuclear accident alexander luck should. nuclear power plants bring cheap energy but they also bring risks in japan a powerful tsunami caused by a massive earthquake hit a nuclear power plant and caused several reactors to shut down part of the radioactive fuel broke free and it's causing fears of contamination in japan and in neighboring countries europe and russia have ordered a stress test of all nuclear power stations many europeans are so scared they want all nuclear stations in the region shut but experts in russia say we have to work on reactor security rather than shut them down and draw back. thank you very much for being with us today hello first of all your commission as we just mentioned is called the commission and monitoring and analysis o

i'm beyond japan's shores panic is a spreading faster than radiation that's people in russia's far east stock up on preventive medicines and give up fish they think could be contaminated but people out there are actually putting the health of the region's economy at risk. and in other news this hour libya's government has declared enemy to cease fire and end to military operations comes as france the u.k. and other countries prepared to enforce a no fly zone over libya after receiving a u.n. security council backed. up next we had to parse exposed russian romance in the city of. hello and welcome to one of the most loved and is the cities in the world powers basically great deal of the culture and architecture here and throughout the centuries as many russians and the great it's across the cultural links between the simple phrase became stronger and stronger today paris is part of russian history and culture and that's what i'll be exploring in the space program paris has always held a special attraction for russians many have believed for centuries it is the cultural center. and with b

and beyond japan's shores a panic is spreading faster than radiation people in russia's far east stock up on preventive medicine to stop eating fish which they think could be contaminated with people aboard they're putting their health and the region's economy at risk. with another update for you in about fifteen minutes from now in the meantime we had to paris we're not in andrew's explores russian romance in the city of stay with us for. hello and welcome to one of the most loved and this is cities in the world powers basically great for love of the culture and architecture here and throughout the centuries as many russians emigrate it's across the cultural links within the circumference becomes stronger and stronger today paris is part of russian history and culture and that's what i'll be exploring in the space program paris has always held a special attraction for russians many have believed for centuries it is the cultural center. and with breasts making architecture a perfumed wine in style if she's thinking maybe some truth in that. it's nothing clue tacky seaven is. it is the

in this respect in the last fifteen years or so we've had about fifteen later earthquakes in our far east so almost every year there was an earthquake on the grill islands on come chaka second in in core jago group so we had never seen such frequency before therefore we can say that we've witnessed a significant increase in seismic activity on earth in the last fifteen years in the previous years at least in the one nine hundred seventy s. and one nine hundred eighty s. there have not been so many major earthquakes there was a camp here it is the dangerous spot in our country are come chaka when the experts have been predicting earthquakes in the southern parts for a long time as the northern caribbean islands maybe the southern korean island is now considering the earthquake in japan because seismic activity can spread there i also think of the north caucasus is a very dangerous zone because there haven't been any major. quakes there for a very long time there was a minor earthquake in two thousand and eight. but nothing serious in a really long time so these are think of the most danger

so i understand that people are pretty much concerned in the brush as far east at the moment about these with a radioactive contamination i want to say also as he's what are they doing to to to deal with the situation. there is a little too much in prison ministry holder quitting today i hope so those of us will get life insurance. vishal reaction promptly imagine to the minute street. scene takes place these are going to close and i have to work with the my. wien floor it controls up the radiation level and they match your eight hundred on something i've got every half an hour. they and what information they get from their equipment. been holding but i haven't heard anything on the director of the local agency about it cannot be warning any clue for the rest of the code the been relatively quiet or quiet with this reaction from the american minister and on the question was. he from. all right. we understand that. some people are pretty much concerned about this situation with the second tsunami lost on the island of so highly in the well for the moment. is that he say these the weather

fear of radiation contamination is spreading well beyond japan's shores people in russia's far east are stocking up on preventive medicines but without seeking the proper medical advice first as arkansas governor got to over a ports this could prove far more damaging to both their health and the local economy . we see the nuclear catastrophe in japan but we are closing nuclear plants the way from these kind of going sort. it's hard not to be gripped by panic when the world's high and mighty are sounding the alarm the closer you are to because shima the bigger your chances of picking up the panic buyers which is grabbing more so if you're not a physicist or a doctor people in russia's far is divided from japan by a strip of water four hundred miles across was the quickest to react. but my friend called me and said that she's leaving the city i'm not in such punishment but i'm already taking iodine just in case. but radiation levels remain completely normal and doctors are forced into sounding a different kind of a long list with the president just if anything really serious happens there

countries across the pacific region including russia's far east are on tsunami alerts but the threat appears to be fading with hawaii reporting no major damage. in other news more violent clashes rock libya is colonel gadhafi forces push the rebels back the e.u. says it's not ruling out a military option now increasing fears of a possible intervention. leaving its eight pm you're watching r.t. my name is kevin owen here in moscow and one main story dominating the news tonight the northeast of japan has been slammed by a major tsunami following the biggest earthquake in its history at least ninety five people are reported dead but that figure appears very conservative the real number looks likely to be many many more for example police say hundreds of bodies have been found drowned in the city of sendai the capital of the worst hit region the eight point nine magnitude quake off the eastern coast unleashed ten metre high waves which reached miles inland causing huge damage aftershocks are continuing tonight in japan tokyo was brought to its. still paralyzing the capital's transit syst

what the far east remains on alert for radioactivity russian a rest of us in japan we've got a search of one hundred square kilometer area around the devastated city of sendai party site with sort of russia's ministry or minister rather about emergency situations for discussion on the challenges facing japan's government that's coming up next hour but there's a preacher. a week ago nobody could have predicted the situation we see now who would have thought at six we actors would be in critical condition so we need to monitor recess all this there is a saying that we learn from our mistakes i should say that many experts from japan came to our country to study the chernobyl disaster they studied the after effects on the environment on children and adults on the thyroid gland on vegetation they invested a huge amount of money in these studies into a large amount of work together with russian researchers thus they did their best to use that situation to their advantage i believe that as bad as it may sound now we and our experts must do our best to use the situation to our advantage in o

situation must be closely monitored on the ground places right now the radiation level of russia's far east is normal and the other countries atomic energy agency has assured that there is no danger for russia in this in the worst case scenario emission of radioactive particles they're not going to reach russia sure is one of the reasons for that is because the air flows around the globe moved from west to east as from north to south so if you look at the map in the worst case scenario there are going to be carried into the pacific ocean but having said that russia does unfortunately have a very sad experience of dealing with the consequences over a nuclear disaster intern noble back in one thousand nine hundred eighty six so perhaps that experience could be over. our correspondent in ukraine alexei had a chef who looks at the similarities of the term noble disaster with what's happening right now in japan obviously this white smoke coming from the reactor building is the only ovies resemblance which we can see between the two incidents twenty five years ago chernobyl and at the fukushima p

i think what about russia's far east more earthquakes there which should begin to reduce the number of casualties in effect in any way where you are or what would be here where are residents of russia's far eastern areas supposed to be evacuated to moscow nobody has let people will remain living there regardless of earthquakes that is often has long been refuted moreover we don't know that i mean exactly we know only some probabilities and we don't know what its magnitude will be. lost is being reinforced now as part of a special program also our territory unlike in japan is not so densely populated or urbanized no matter how odd it may sound earthquakes for us are less dangerous than for europe or japan as they won't cause extensive destruction or many victims well we had powerful earthquakes in essential parts of the creoles in two thousand and six and two thousand and seven. with tsunamis you notice of no indict because nobody lives there and nothing was destroyed we should keep our eyes open and not rush to evacuate the residents who live there our country is not simple in terms of