"Will be Fukushima's second but not Chernobyl": Wild about the possible undermining the Zaporozhye NPPs by the occupiers
In the worst case, if the Russians undermine the NPP inside Ukraine are not waiting for Chernobyl, but Fukushima. This was reported in an interview with Focus by ATO veteran and military expert Yevgeny Dyky. In his opinion, the Armed Forces has the opportunity to simply bypass the dangerous object on different sides, and the occupiers are unlikely to remain surrounded at the station and leave.
The option with a undermining of the station from the middle is possible only if Putin decides that the de -occupation of this region will critically affect his power in the Russian Federation. "Of course, due to the fact that the Zaporozhye NPP is one example of modern Soviet technologies taking into account errors when building a station in Chernobyl, a large -scale catastrophe, as in 1986, will not happen," says Wild.
Nothing good, especially since the occupiers have created an ecological disaster in Ukraine by undermining the Kakhovsky hydroelectric power station. " He emphasizes that even Rosatom experts who are at the Zaporizhzhia NPP cannot fully manage it, because for 30 years Ukrainians have brought many of their developments and Western designs into technical modernization.
Therefore, despite the refusal to take Russian passports from Ukrainian workers, the Ukrainian workers are blowing almost dust, says Wild. As for the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station, according to the ATO veteran, no matter how cynically it sounds, but from a military point of view, the occupiers correctly blew it. They had no other way out to prevent the Armed Forces counter -offensive and have time to build the so -called "Surovikin line".
With the slightest successes of the Armed Forces, the Kherson region and the Zaporozhye region would already be defined and would stand on Perekop, and in the best would be in the Crimea, the wild. "Despite the huge environmental losses from the time of Chernobyl, which has brought undermined by the HPP dam, Ukrainian nature stands by our side," says the expert. "Everyone was afraid The huge young forest has pulled.
" However, the wild, enormous losses have suffered the same environmental component, including the Black Sea. Heavy metals, chemistry, field fertilizers and dead organics were brought there. Therefore, it is not necessary to fish in the Black Sea yet, he notes. A complete conversation with Eugene Wild will soon be released on the Focus YouTube channel. We will remind, on December 6, 2023 it was reported that Russian invaders almost caused the release of nuclear fuel on the ZPP.