What would be the serious consequences if the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant were to be blown up? The consequences would be catastrophic, the Black Sea and the Bosphorus Would not be navigable for a long time, and the coastal areas of Turkey, Georgia, Bulgaria and Romania would all be contaminated with high doses of radiation.
In the early morning of August 7, the Ukrainian army used "Hurricane" rockets to attack a nuclear power plant in Zaporizhia, and the rocket shrapnel fell less than 400 meters from the power plant. Judging from the pictures of the scene, the smoke billowed out.
The Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant is one of the top power plants in Europe with a total of 6 power plants. The Zaporozhye nuclear power plant has an installed capacity of 6,040 megawatts, equivalent to about a quarter of the installed capacity of the Three Gorges hydropower plant.
The Russian army warned that if there is an accident at the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant, the consequences will exceed the Chernobyl accident.
The Ukrainian army is really crazy.
In view of this, the Russian army should withdraw from the nuclear power plant and leave it under the management of the local zaporozhye.
The advantage of this is that it can prevent the Ukrainian army from doing more crazy things, such as directly bombing nuclear power plants, causing unpredictable losses.
At the same time, it is also possible to silence those who accuse the Russian military of stationing troops to protect the troops under the guise of nuclear power plants.
The Ukrainian army's operations are reckless, bombing civilians and nuclear power plants are not a problem, although Europe and the United States provide a large number of Seamasters, but even the best equipment will be deviated.
In nuclear power plants, deviations occur, and the consequences are terrible.
