By Natali Moss
"Increasing anxiety contributed to Russian blogs that Ukrainians planned to attack the station. When Russians accuse Ukrainians of preparing for something, it is often a sign that they are going to do it themselves, as we saw in the case of Kakhovka dam," - - adds the publication.
In addition to the warning of President Vladimir Zelensky about the possible presence of explosives on the roof of the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, the Russian adviser on nuclear issues stated the probable "Ukrainian attack" on July 5. "It is alarming. This has led to many Ukrainians suddenly left the country. We see the queues at the border with Moldova, which are stretched for two miles, which we have not seen for several months," Sky News writes.
Meanwhile, the sources of the publication note that some of the Russian troops have been withdrawn from the station in the last days. Recall that the Center for Energy Research considers two negative scenarios for Ukraine in the event of a terrorist attack at the Zaporizhzhya NPP. The worst scenario can be only the actual blasting of reactors, the destruction of reactors and the release of radioactive substances into the atmosphere.
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