Greece recorded an excess of ruthenium concentration in the air. Again the Russians? ..

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The Greek media came out with the information that in the air of this state experts recorded an increased content of the radioactive isotope ruthenium-106. The materials of various information resources of Greece, it was stated that environmentalists have been monitoring since October after receiving data from French experts that ruthenium allegedly “inflated” from Russia.

Greek experts cite the opinion of French colleagues that a source “between the Volga and the Urals” could become a source of leakage of the aforementioned isotope. It is noted that we are talking "probably not about the accident, but about the leakage as a result of a certain incident during the dumping of radioactive waste."



Recall that periodic notes about exceeding the normal content of a radioactive isotope in the air of Europe began to appear about 2-s months ago. Since then, every self-respecting country of the European Union considers it its duty to inform you that ruthenium has "polluted" its air.

Greece recorded an excess of ruthenium concentration in the air. Again the Russians? ..


What arguments are cited by European experts in favor of the fact that the leak occurred in Russia? In fact, the arguments look frankly untenable. In France, they stated that “ruthenium came from Russia, since if such a leak were somewhere closer, Europe would need to be evacuated.”

They have already joked about this in social networks, noting that in Europe they found evidence of “Russian intervention”, since ruthenium comes from the Latin Ruthenia - Russia / Russia.
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  1. +7
    14 November 2017 13: 11
    Worn with this ruthenium, like veganophiles with gluten.
    1. jjj
      +4
      14 November 2017 13: 16
      Or like the Wadavites with meldonium
      1. +3
        14 November 2017 13: 21
        Have you found it yourself? So chew it! Our women of easy virtue have brought it ..
        1. +2
          14 November 2017 13: 52
          I think if Citrus is given money, he will say that it is the USA that spoils the atmosphere ... a question of price.
          1. +3
            14 November 2017 16: 07
            From somewhere, all the same "puffed." Air ionization during abundant radioactive leakage is clearly recorded from satellites. NATO is constantly monitoring Russia. And if there really was a leak in Russia, there would immediately be squeals on the entire Internet.
            But there was a leak, and - silent. They screamed only when they were overblown throughout Europe. Conclusion - the leak was in the country of NATO. In vain, our satellites do not track this. There must be enough radioactive cemeteries in NATO.
            1. +1
              14 November 2017 17: 44
              Quote: Shurik70
              But there was a leak, and - silence

              The question is, was there a boy?
              1. +2
                14 November 2017 20: 23
                Quote: Orionvit

                The question is, was there a boy?

                Radiation is such a thing, which is quite easy to verify by independent experts.
                1. +3
                  14 November 2017 20: 35
                  Quote: Shurik70
                  pretty easy to check by independent experts.

                  We know these "independent experts", have already passed, seen. Isn’t it accidental, in white helmets, who with their bare hands eliminated the consequences of the “chemical attack” of sarin in Syria? Or maybe those who are important sitting in the UN, without any evidence, blame anyone (mainly Russia) for anything? I’ll say in advance, with a probability of 100%, these "independent experts", then they will say that "we have evidence of Russia's guilt, but we will not show them to you because they are secret." This circus has been going on for several years, and the farther the more absurd.
        2. +8
          14 November 2017 14: 33
          Yes, this Euro-herd of degenerates with inflammation of the brain must be treated forcibly, they themselves spoil less air and life will improve, they have made problems (in many spectra) they are now looking for an extreme one or someone who will solve their problems for free.
          1. +2
            14 November 2017 17: 47
            Quote: Warrior with machine gun
            Eurostad degenerates with inflammation of the brain must be treated forcibly, they themselves spoil less air

            Today, my cat became embarrassed and she blew gas. Now I worry about what will happen if they sniff in Europe. I hope that accusations of a chemical attack and a declaration of war will not work. laughing
      2. +5
        14 November 2017 14: 17
        Actually, this is a fake news with a monthly beard! negative As early as October 13.10.2017, 106, in the published IAEA report, no specific event or specific place of XNUMXRu dispersed into the atmosphere was determined. Yes
        PS In general, the version of the French "supposedly specialists" can be implemented in only one way: 106Ru immediately after its "leak in the South Urals" starts vertically upward into outer space, and after planet Earth rotates by the required number of degrees, no less rapidly dives into Europe. Only in this case, their version has the right to exist. fool As Lavrov said: DB! laughing
        1. +3
          14 November 2017 15: 32
          The key combination of letters is Ru. Now all that with this combination will be charmed up to the development of a stable conditioned / unconditioned reflex in the Western population (read Pavlov’s dogs) to Russia.
          Looks like it's time to throw them a bone, no?
  2. +3
    14 November 2017 13: 16
    Someone farted, but the noise has been standing for a week. Oh, these Europeans will not cease to poison our lives with pendyuki, radioactive fog will appear over the ruins of Europe - there will be no one to make noise.
    1. +2
      14 November 2017 17: 48
      Quote: Lavrenty Pavlovich
      Someone farted

      Ruthenium? laughing
  3. +4
    14 November 2017 13: 16
    And what are the problems of tracing an isotope? You monitor the content by increasing concentration, put dots on the map ... Well, it’s impossible to hide such “traces” ...
    1. +3
      14 November 2017 13: 18
      Quote: Mountain Shooter
      Well, it’s impossible to hide such “traces” ...

      What are we talking about .... And it’s strange, what kind of wind “blew” it from the Urals to Greece?
      1. +2
        14 November 2017 13: 45
        Yeah, especially when you consider that the main wind rose blows from the Atlantic to the continent, and not vice versa ... recourse
      2. +2
        14 November 2017 17: 53
        Quote: svp67
        What are we talking about .... And it’s strange, what kind of wind “blew” it from the Urals to Greece?

        Well, you can cheat anywhere. Back in the early 50s, Americans tracked Soviet nuclear tests (Semipalatinsk test site), by the content of radioactive isotopes over the Pacific Ocean. The question is different
        Since then, every self-respecting EU country considers it its duty to report that ruthenium has “polluted” its air.
        All these countries have not only respect for themselves, but also no shame or conscience. And not only among the inhabitants, but also those in power.
        1. 0
          14 November 2017 18: 05
          Quote: Orionvit
          Back in the early 50s, Americans tracked Soviet nuclear tests (Semipalatinsk test site), by the content of radioactive isotopes over the Pacific Ocean.

          But not over Germany and the Atlantic, which speaks of the main directions of air flows - to the east ...
          Quote: Orionvit
          All these countries have not only respect for themselves, but also no shame or conscience. And not only among the inhabitants, but also those in power.

          I agree
  4. +2
    14 November 2017 13: 43
    "... that ruthenium allegedly pouted by Russia ..."

    De-bills, full 0 in geography, do not even know that there is a “gasket” between Europe and Russia, and the United States defines its quality mark Yes
  5. 0
    14 November 2017 14: 03
    In my Russian Federation, Western countries are just trolling thickly, or with such news the administration is trolling visitors to VO lol
  6. +5
    14 November 2017 14: 45
    as it is not a shame to write such nonsense, the Greeks did not say this, the French said it ... and began to inflate referring to the Greeks. although the Greek Greek strife of course, but I still think that we have more sensible people here, and few people are led to such cries.
  7. +2
    14 November 2017 15: 31
    Firstly, the news is ancient, and secondly, it is all a provocation. A number of authoritative experts have already spoken out on this subject, and even the IAEA, if I am not mistaken, have declared the impossibility of the origin of the infected cloud on the territory of the Russian Federation. But it’s very beneficial for someone to raise this topic over and over again.
    1. +9
      14 November 2017 15: 44
      Quote: Vladimir Smirnov_3
      But it’s very beneficial for someone to raise this topic over and over again.


      They continue to demonize Russia in order to justify all their tricks and sanctions against us.
  8. +9
    14 November 2017 15: 42
    In France, they said that “ruthenium came from Russia, because if this kind of leak took place somewhere closer, then Europe would need to be evacuated.”


    And then what was supposed to happen to us, but an interesting thought about the evacuation.
  9. +1
    14 November 2017 16: 27
    Ha ha ha! That Dol ... would! God forgive me!
  10. +1
    14 November 2017 19: 21
    I remember this is not the first case with such accusations. Somehow we were already blasphemed, and then suddenly it turned out that a similar source was in Austria, the story quickly slammed shut, everyone was not interested in blaming the Austrians?
  11. +1
    15 November 2017 19: 00
    Kremlin hand, however ...
  12. 0
    15 November 2017 21: 35
    What nonsense ?! Can the statistics of the dead (injured) from ruthenium lead? Maybe less people are killed in road accidents than from ruthenium? Or will they give statistics from 1812? What instruments were used, what is the measurement limit?

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