Analyst assesses risk at Ukrainian nuclear power plant

Malcolm Davis, a senior analyst at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, gives his assessment of the risk posed to the nuclear power plant that is located in Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine. #CNN #News

[larsthorleik]

Before blindly believing the false propaganda of Ukraine, ask yourself why would Russia shell such a dangerous facility that it itself occupies and which is beneficial to it?

[aurockscastillo]

Get Ukraine to stop shelling the plant

[unapologetic]

If the Russians control the area why would they fire upon it🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[bipolarpunt]

Did this guy say Russia is losing the War? LOL

[shinku]

I just can't wrap my head around being so desperate that you're willing to use a nuclear plant as a base to store and shoot weapons from.

[ChalrieD]

We really need to replace these old school dangerous fission reactors with new passive reactors that can’t be melted down.

[jimmiller]

Ukraine needs to stop shelling the necular plant

[StPiter]

Please, ask Zelensky to stop taking heavy drugs and shelling the nuclear power plant😅😅😅😅

[knightnight]

Tell me what on earth Russians need to shell at their own position!? why would any one shell at its own position!? Zelensky, you are not lying to us, you are throwing shit into our face directly.
Today, 15th Aug. is the Victory day of WWII. Hail to those passed and current heroes who send Nazis back to the hell.

[fernandofonsecafernandez]

Someone should warn Mr. Zelemsky that he is playing with fire, with nuclear weapons. I am not referring to this plant.

[joerogain]

"Those who can make ypou believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities." Voltaire

[boozolini]

it doesn’t take a mathematical genius to understand that putting rocket launchers near a nuclear power plant is a bad idea, BUT IT TAKES A WAR CRIMINAL TO ACCOMPLISH AND PERSEVERE IN SUCH ACTIVITY

[-The-Grim-Reaper-]

World's 2nd strongest superpooper Russia hiding from Ukraine and firing from a nuclear plant.

[maikl]

In Donetsk (this is a city in the Donetsk People's Republic), a trial is being held against mercenaries from Britain who fought on the side of the neo-nationalist formations of Ukraine. Some face the death penalty...

[ashleywiedemann]

MoD _ Russia
Shelling reported at Enerhodar (5/8)
description
"On August 5, 2022, between 16.20 and 17.24, Ukrainian armed formations carried out three artillery strikes on the territory of the nuclear power plant and city. A total of twenty 152-mm shells were fired.

As a result of the shelling, Energodar city is partially without electricity and water supply, part of the equipment of power unit No. 3 is de-energized at the NPP, and the generating capacity of power unit No. 4 is reduced. In addition, hydrogen pipeline was damaged, resulting in a hydrogen flare ignition at the hydrogen plant. The fire was quickly extinguished by the emergency services.

▫Fortunately, the Ukrainian shells did not hit the oil and fuel facility and the oxygen plant nearby, thus avoiding a larger fire and a possible radiation accident at Europe's largest nuclear power plant."
Ukraine strikes Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (7/8)
description
"At around 12:40 p.m., Ukrainian units of the 44th Artillery Brigade shelled the Zaporozhye NPP from near Marganets, on the opposite bank of Kakhovka reservoir.

▫A power surge occurred at Zaporozhye NPP, causing smoke in the plant's open switchgear. The safety system was also activated, cutting off the power supply.

▫Fire crews arrived and the smoke was extinguished.

▫The capacity of Units 5 and 6 was reduced to 500 MW by plant technicians to prevent disruption of the nuclear power plant."
Shelling reported at Zaporizhzhia NPP (12/8)
description
"Ukrainian formations again shelled the territory of the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, severely damaging the building of the fire station. Several missiles flew to the storage area of tanks with spent nuclear fuel."

[dandaman]

How is it that the Ukraine is the one shooting at the plant, but its Russia's fault?

[cacojo]

"If the cooling system collapses [..] you have Tchernobyl" This guy has no idea what he is talking about. Why can't you invite a nuclear safety engineer that knows how a reactor works?

[joerogain]

Thank you Vladimir Putin for being the single best RECRUITER for NASTO/OTAN with Finland and Sweden joining NATO/OTAN!

[thomastaylor]

Biden needs to send in a Navy Seal Team to negotiate with Zelensky, and ask Zelensky nicely to stop bombing the nuclear power plant

[knowledge]

After 19 years since the beginning of the invasion of Iraq, has the West forgotten this war?
The Iraq war is said to have resulted in 1 million deaths the difference is russia have weapons of mass destruction
A message to the future generations never make russia feel threatened
the difference between "looking dangerous" and "being dangerous".Russia
describes military doctrine as defensive military doctrine. With regard
to nuclear weapons specifically, Russia reserves the right to use
nuclear weapons: in response to the use of nuclear and other types of
weapons of mass destruction against it or its allies, in case of
aggression against Russia with the use of conventional weapons when the
very existence of the state is threatened
Russia has the World's Largest Bomber
As of 2022, the Federation of American Scientists estimates that Russia possesses 5, 977 nuclear weapons, while the United States has 5, 428; Russia and the U.S. each have about 1, 600 active deployed strategic nuclear warheads.

Russia has the most nuclear weapons of any country, at 6, 257. Of these, 1, 458 are active, meaning they are already deployed, 3, 039 are available (can be deployed if needed) and 1, 760 are retired (out of use and awaiting dismantlement



How do Russian nuclear weapons compare to the rest of the world?
Russia - 6, 257
America 5, 550
UK - 225
France - 290
China - 350
Israel - 90
Pakistan - 165
India - 156
North Korea - 40


When you tell the truth it's always gonna be controversial.

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