will now restore this connection, she is a professor, doctor of economic sciences, academician of the national academy of sciences of ukraineector of the institute of demography and social research of the national academy of sciences of ukraine well and in the meantime, friends, i encourage you to subscribe to our youtube channel, as well as to facebook, to the e-e page, to other social networks, those who are watching us live on the air, you can like it and also take part in our voting. it is on the right if you are watching us now on the screen, if you are watching us on a smartphone, this is a vote below this stream, we are talking today with mrs. ella about the society that has formed at this moment in russia well, of course, we are talking about what and how ukrainian society will continue to develop, because it is absolutely obvious that there will be no return to february 23, 2022. and it is already obvious that after six months of war, society is changing. ukraine is changing . the majority of ukrainians are still living in the days of february 24, because it was a big shock for everyone. ukrainians and how much tim

serhii paskevych, deputy director for scientific issues of the institute of problems of nuclear power plants of the national academy of sciences of ukrainelso in touch, and we will add information while russia terrorizes the world by shelling ukrainian scientists of the hydrometrological institute of the state emergency service of ukraine and the national academy of sciences of ukraine warn of a possible threat to visualize how radioactive impurities will move in the event of an accident at a gas station, scientists modeled an interactive map on the video, it can be seen that radioactive contamination would first of all sweep through ukraine, but then spread to neighboring states. meteorological conditions as of august 15-18, 22nd year, actually we see this interactive map and models and it is interesting that the russians also model similar maps and we, for our part, perceive this as blackmail , and at the same time, some scientists say that in the event of an accident at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, it will not be a repeat of the chernobyl tragedy, and it will most likely be more like the fokusimi tragedy in japan please tell me

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doctor of biological sciences, head of the external radiation dosimetry laboratory of the national research center of radiation medicine of the national of the academy of medical sciences of ukraineulate you, mr. vadim, good day. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, mr. vadim. well, let's go. power plant, of course, you and i, like any ukrainians, do not want an accident to happen there, but the danger exists and it is real, and if we simulate the situation, can we say that this is the second chernobyl , well, look, now we are considering three possible scenarios of radiological impact during this e-e war, one option is of course the use of nuclear weapons, the other is the loss of control over sources. azovstal itself is collapsing, so these sources can get into the atmosphere or come into contact with people , those two scenarios are now less relevant than the scenario of a reactor accident, about which we are now talking about, and zaporizhia nuclear power plant is a threat, i would compare the hypothetical accident to this we will rather focus on the scenario because chornobyl is a completely different type of reactor, the path of the accident is slightly different and cher

olena pareniuk, senior research associate of the institute of nuclear power plant safety problems of the national academy of sciences of ukraine. good health, ms. olena, so i will now try to calm everyone down, unlike the officials of ukraine who scare everyone and the europeans, well, the truth a european is not very afraid, look at mrs. olena, that's the kind of question i ask him all the time, and he always says that i'm wrong, but i could be ready to be stubborn further. that's what my father says i was involved in chernobyl quite actively, i was peeking in there , eavesdropping 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 offi

, doctor of biological sciences, head of the external radiation dosimetry laboratory of the national research center of radiation medicine of the national academy of medical sciences of ukraine i hope that from our conversation you understood what the main rules are, if you hear about the fact that there was an accident at the nuclear power plant, you need to stay in shelters and follow official sources of information do not go outside do not approach the windows literally hide somewhere as mr. vadim said in the dark a corner or in a room where all the windows are closed or there are none at all. we continue our program. today we are talking about what to do in the event of a radiation threat and how to survive, and due to radiation exposure, a person may have disturbances in the vital functions of various organs, such as organs of hematopoiesis, nervous systems of the gastrointestinal tract and others, and radiation sickness can also develop. there is no treatment for radiation, but there are barriers that can protect against its effects , as well as drugs that help remove a certain percentage of radiation from the body, what can be done to reduce the harmful effects of thi

serhii paskevich, deputy director for scientific work of the institute of nuclear power plant safety problems of the national academy of sciences of ukraine, a military serviceman serhii good day good day and with you too olena perenyuk radiobiological senior scientific cooperation institute of safety problems of nuclear power plants e-e to us of ukraine good day e-e please tell me, has the mission gone the occupants of special passes do not issue e-e will this mission be able to carry out its work so as if this question belongs to me, let's start with you, ms. olena, they don't give out blanks, but there was information about the fact that the russians agreed a-a that the mission will be at the nuclear plant for one day er-e question whether it is actually one day at the station itself or one single day, taking into account the queues at the checkpoint, i think it will be difficult, difficult. not only because of the limited time, but also because the russians can control who they will talk to . experts compete, but it's better than nothing. and this is the beginning, mr. serhiu. in their behavior, russian terrorists demonstrate that the

lot of new things for themselves thank you very much for your comment, serhiy paskevych, deputy director of the institute of nuclear power plant safety of the national academy of sciences of ukraine radio freedom. well, i will also say that zaporizhia, the regional center of zaporizhia oblast , is located 55 km from the nuclear power plant in energodar, so literally today, the zaporizhia government distributed to residents of the city of iodine in tablets in connection with the fear of a nuclear accident in ukraine, given that we are entering a 50-kilometer zone from the energodar nuclear plant in the zone of possible damage to the radiation volume, we issue kaliyut pills to the population, mainly this population is under 40 years old, after 40 years, taking these pills is not recommended, this is a preventive measure, this is a preventive measure, after receiving this pill, you do not need to take it under any circumstances, take it only after official notification, only after official notification of the authorities authorities, i have come to get potassium tablets and children so that if there is a danger of radiation training, so that we can take these medicines in a timely m

event of an accident at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant under a radioactive impact, millions of people of the country of land and water declared at the national academy of sciences of ukraineording to the calculations of specialists under one of the non- apocalyptic scenarios due to metrological conditions, the consequences of the explosion at the zaporizhzhia npp can feel on themselves in the south of ukraine in the crimea, romania and bulgaria, there will also be radioactive contamination of the black sea, as is known from the actions of invaders currently occupied by the russian military it is impossible to predict, the threat to the physical security of the station remains, he spied for the russians, themida sentenced a resident of the village of victory, brovar district of kyiv region to 15 years in prison, the regional prosecutor's office reported that the man carried out subversive activities against ukraine during the occupation, he received a guarantee of personal security from the occupation forces and helped them navigate in the area, in addition, the intruder informed the invaders about the location of territorial defense checkpoints and informed about the work

event of an accident at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, millions of people will be exposed to radioactive fallout countries of land and water declared in the national academy of sciences of ukraine according to the calculations of experts in one of the most apocalyptic scenarios due to metrological conditions, the consequences of the explosion at the zaporizhzhia npp may be felt in the south of ukraine, in the crimea, romania and bulgaria, there will also be radioactive contamination of the black sea, as is known from the as currently occupied by russian military actions of the invaders, it is impossible to predict the threat to the physical security of the station, there are more than 10,000 objects of critical infrastructure and residential the deputy head of the office of the president of ukraine, kyrylo tymoshenko, informed about the damage fund due to shelling in the kharkiv region, almost 3,000 objects were damaged in the zhytomyr region, of which 213 were completely destroyed, in total , 338 buildings have already been restored in the region. objects of the critical infrastructure of the heat, electricity, gas network, three exercises with shootings will last until august

europe, contact us olena paranyuk, senior research fellow, institute of npp safety problems, national academy of sciences of ukraineening good evening, please tell me that history does not know cases when nuclear power plants were under occupation. is this the first such case? this is the first such case, because the history of nuclear power plants does not actually span that many years, and it so coincided that the history of myrny atom e-e coincides in time with the history after the second world war when e-e large conifers e-e there were no nuclear power plants in the countries where there are nuclear power plants, see the head of the international nuclear energy agency megate, just now we were listening to him he said that control over the nuclear power plant is lost, what does this mean, what does this tell you, uh, there are special so-called save gard systems, that is, systems uh, according to which megate controls the situation at nuclear power plants and other objects of the nuclear fuel cycle. this is done. in order for the international community to see what's going on at the facilities. everything is fi

many among the local population. millions of people of the countries of the lands will be under a radioactive blow, the national academy of sciences of ukrainenced according to the calculations of experts in one of the non-apocalyptic scenarios due to metrological conditions, the consequences of the explosion at the zaporizhzhya npp can be felt in the south of ukraine, in crimea, romania and bulgaria, there will also be radioactive contamination of the black sea, as you know, the gas station is currently occupied by the russian military, the invaders' actions are impossible to predict, there are still more than 10,000 critical infrastructure objects and of the housing stock damaged as a result of shelling in the kharkiv region, deputy head of the office of the president of ukraine kyrylo tymoshenko reported to almost 3,000 objects damaged in zhytomyr region, of which 213 were completely destroyed, in total, 338 buildings have already been restored in the region, liquidation of the consequences of numerous russian shelling and bombings continues and sumyshchyna prioritizes the restoration of critical infrastructure facilities of heat, electri

chumak doctor of biological sciences head laboratory of external radiation dosimetry of the national research center of radiation medicine of the national academy of medical sciences of ukrainegratulate you . what to do in the situation if it still exists. here is this radiation danger and if an accident happened, for example at a nuclear power plant, doctors advise in this situation not to go out into the yard, close all the windows and all the doors tightly, if possible, tape them there, make sure that two do not enter air into the room and wait for a message from the state emergency service, they must inform you how to act in this or that situation and in general. precisely during this period, that is, on the first day there, it may not be worth going out into the yard at all and it will not be possible to do this; you cannot go to the windows there to look through the window to see what is happening, it is still desirable that you have them if you can still buy them because it is very many people complain that it is impossible to buy gas masks anywhere now and they are not on sale, but if you can find it, it would be very good to have a gas mask and safety equipment at h

everything on the territory of ukraine, and we have a deputy director for scientific work of the institute of safety problems of nuclear power plants of the national academy of sciencesd now serhiy, a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine paskevich, mr. serhiy, good health, have a good day. watch well, this is the story, when there was an attempt to pour energy from the zaporizhzhya npp into russian networks , now it has returned to ukrainian networks, why it's important, what, what, from the point of view of a specialist well, i'm sitting there at home, they tell me somewhere i, er, somewhere there is a nuclear power plant and it now supplies russian russian networks, and now we have ukrainian networks again well, somehow it's difficult to understand, or what 's wrong i would say the importance, the importance, in my opinion, lies in the fact that this is first of all an element of blackmail systematically carried out by the russian federation in order to wear down our government or our president to sit down at the negotiating table. that's the whole point in the fact that russia is constantly raising the degree of confrontation in the matter of er nuclear radia