mykola shteinberg and the former chief engineer of chornobyl were in touch with us. of the nuclear plantng, they promise that from monday there will be schedules, they will be publicly available and ukraine must recover from emergency shutdowns of electricity to the planned ones, we hope that there will be some rough plans, but in principle, the situation is not critical now, it is not winter for us, so far it is not a minus, and we can attach some moments with the power cut, but what will happen next, we need to prepare, of course, because we have electricity grids. we know that there are they are worn out and there is a very happy situation with them . we will have an interview very interesting as always because it was conducted by our colleague yuriy fizer, and he is our expert on international situations of all kinds, and he asked a lot of things that he is interested in certain things are you also interested in whether logic and strategy can be traced in putin's actions, a rhetorical question, whether a terrorist will dare to press the nuclear button, what we are all talking about,

all of it, all of it, all of it, all of it, all of it, all of it, all of it i hope there is mykola shteinbergef engineer of the chornobyl nuclear power plant, mr. mykola. thank you for volunteering to talk with us. everyone who watches can make a wish, because mykola is one, mykola two, between them, the audience will know everything in the evening. good evening, watch mr. mykola, and in in principle, you know during the war how it is in the eyes of the great and unquestionable ukrainian part and experts may or may not be experts they can say, here it will explode, the russian part will say oh, you have never at all everything will explode, it's okay, only the ukrainians will shout magete - some will express concern, well, international organizations always express concern, we are already used to it as a specialist, as an engineer, as a person who is better than many well, i think how 990 people understand what happens inside any nuclear power plant how dangerous is it today? mykola. come on, let me take a little time to explain my situation. the most important thing to understand is that the