At first glance, the completely senseless barbarity of seizing the site of the worst man-made disaster on the planet is part of Putin's strategy. On February 24, the Russians entered the exclusion zone and took hostage the personnel serving the Chernobyl nuclear power plant itself, a sarcophagus. 36 years after the biggest man-made disaster in the world, we are again on the verge of the same monstrous event.
Since the invasion of the airborne forces into the territory of the exclusion zone and the capture of personnel who were responsible for radiation safety, the level of gamma radiation has increased significantly. The Russian Ministry of defense, in turn, again blatantly lies that the level of radiation remains normal, and "the personnel of the nuclear power plant continue to service the nuclear power plant facilities in the normal mode and monitor the radioactive situation."
As the Ukrainian Energyatom reports, Russian troops have already been exposed to radioactive radiation and have become the first contenders for the rapid development of cancer.
"Ignorance and misunderstanding of dangers, neglect of rules, agreements and conventions often lead to unfortunate suicide", comments Energyatom.
