Poland and Lithuania reacted to plans for physical start-up of Belarusian NPP in July

Poland and Lithuania reacted to the voiced plans for the fast loading of fuel at the Belarusian nuclear power plant. Based on the plans, fuel assemblies at BelAES should be loaded by July of this year. The physical launch of the 1st power unit of the first nuclear power plant in the Republic of Belarus was also scheduled for July.

The Polish press writes that while Europe is systematically abandoning the operation of nuclear power plants, Belarus is about to launch its own nuclear power plant under construction by Russia.

With reference to representatives of the Lithuanian government, it was announced that the Lithuanian Ministry of Health is going to distribute about 4 million tablets of potassium iodide throughout the country, "which will help protect the thyroid gland from radiation." It is noted that deliveries to Lithuania have already begun.

At the same time, the Lithuanian authorities for some reason do not inform the population that the radiation background from the operation of nuclear power plants in the Republic of Belarus will be such (as at other nuclear power plants with similar reactors), which is even lower than in the center, for example, Vilnius.

Head of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Lithuania Aureliyus Veriga:

We must be vigilant and respond when there is a threat to the health of our citizens. First of all, we will distribute tablets containing iodine to residents of areas bordering Belarus.

BelAES is located near the town of Ostrovets.

About fifty km from it to Vilnius. VVER-1200 reactors will provide power generation.

Comments

[Zementbomber]

The Polish press writes that while Europe systematically refuses to operate nuclear power plants

Well, let's say - in relation to cr. least to France and Finland - this perfect nottrue. Why should Belarus follow the example of Germany, and not the same Finns?

[Shurik70]

Quote: Zementbomber

Why should Belarus?

Because Belarus. EVERYTHING owes to the Poles and the Baltic states. But Russia, Belarus and Germany especially, because the closest neighbors

[Olgovich]

the Lithuanians stocked up with something wrong pills: with such fears, others are needed from a bear’s disease ...

[avg]

So this is what a cool business project, just a fashionable startup - to immediately supply "Imodium with Espumisan in one bottle" should help not only against diarrhea caused by the opening of a nuclear power plant, but also with the consequences of closing ports.

[mitroha]

They have their own Europe, favorable for them.
There, and with Germany, it is not clear why, to the great detriment of its economy and the population, to remove nuclear power plants, replacing them with expensive "green energy", which, when producing equipment for it, is also a rather polluting thing.

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Mitroha

to clean up nuclear power plants, replacing them with expensive "green energy", which is also a rather polluting thing when manufacturing equipment for it.

Much is not clear with Germany. To close their nuclear power plants for the sake of an uneducated "green stuff", little different in education from Greta Tumberg - shoot yourself in the foot. The industry does not care whether the wind blows or the sun shines ... She says - come on ... And we have fog or rain

[Alexey RA]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Much is not clear with Germany. To close their nuclear power plants for the sake of uneducated "green stuff", little different in education from Gretta Tumberg - shoot yourself in the foot.

This is a conspiracy of gas sellers.
See for yourself: at first, environmentalists pounced on the German coal-fired power plants, which, EMNIP, made up the majority of the country's power plants. Then - at the nuclear power plant. What's left? That's right - gas thermal power plants, hydroelectric power stations and "green" power plants, which will divide the market.

[Zementbomber]

In 2018, coal production in Germany amounted to 169 million tons (8th position in the World). Earlier in 2038 - no plans to abandon coal generation in Germany. And during this time - "either the emir, or - the donkey, or ..."

[Pashhenko Nikolay]

The Germans generally have a strange story. They get rid of nuclear power plants and continue to store atomic bombs. That is still security.

[Zementbomber]

YaBP - by themselves, do not affect the environment (not yet applied). Well, they are quite comfortable under the US nuclear umbrella, which keeps you in a tight bridle.

[Pashhenko Nikolay]

Yes, and nuclear power plants are completely safe, until nothing comes to you from under a strong rein.

[Zementbomber]

The same is true - applies to you.

[Alex Nevs]

It's time for them to distribute lead pants ... to everyone ..

[4ekist]

..... it was announced that the Lithuanian Ministry of Health is going to distribute around 4 million potassium iodide tablets "that will help protect the thyroid gland from radiation." It is noted that deliveries to Lithuania have already begun .....

Why tablets, 10 drops of an alcoholic solution of iodine per 250g. drink vodka daily. That's all the problems.

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: Zementbomber

Why Belarus Should Follow ...

Remember how in a joke: if my neighbor gets twice as much as me, then knock me out the eye of the witch ...
If I’m not mistaken, then the start of this construction took place against the backdrop of the inability of the Baltic states + psheks to agree and build one nuclear power plant at all. Overwhelmed, the European solidarity was raped, and the lack of energy, especially cheaper, is a reality. It remains only wipe the snot and get ready to bow to the same Republic of Belarus, or it’s even scary to think with their tolerant brains to ... , but

[IS-80_RVGK2]

Quote: Pete Mitchell

airopee solidarity

Against the backdrop of the enchanting show of the fight against the pandemic of coronavirus and other breakxits for such a phrase, they will probably soon be hit in the face.

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: IS-80_RVGK2

for such a phrase probably will soon be hit in the face.

I still think that before this, this definition was used mainly for outright divorce.

[Lopatov]

Quote: Zementbomber

Why should Belarus follow the example of Germany, and not the same Finns?

Because the competition.
Poland and Lithuania have invested heavily in LNG reception infrastructure

[Vladimir_2U]

Not them, that’s raging! )))

[mitroha]

Poland and Lithuania reacted

Well, they are like Pavlov’s dogs, they react and react
They’re just scared how bad it is, if someone lives better than them

[knn54]

Will they share pills with the protesting Belarusian opposition?

[BARKAS]

With tablets, probably a mistake potassium is needed exactly iodide can cyanide?

[venik]

Quote: BARKAS

With tablets, probably a mistake potassium is needed exactly iodide can cyanide?

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Not! For iodide more "... you have to pay extra for 5 kopecks, for a package ..."!
From the tongue, Michael was removed! I just wanted to remember the "bearded" anecdote, so you were ahead!

[novel66]

I remembered right away

[alexmach]

yeah .. and the most interesting thing is that most likely the fate of the Nord Stream is waiting for this station. It was built with the thought of exporting electricity to Europe, and Europe seems to be in a hurry to fence itself off from it with a wall saying "we don't need thanks."

[Lopatov]

Quote: alexmach

and Europe itself seems in a hurry to shut itself off

Not quite
Only Poland and Lithuania declare “we will fence ourselves off” and demand similar actions from others. Unsuccessfully.

[alexmach]

Only Poland and Lithuania declare "we will fence ourselves off" and demand similar actions from others

From others is it from whom? From Germany or what? So the Germans can begin to twist their noses, just like they do in the case of the joint venture. Not to mention the fact that industrialized Germany is able to solve its problems with power generation even with stupid green restrictions.

[ccsr]

Quote: alexmach

It was built with the thought of exporting electricity to Europe

Peak loads do not coincide in time - this will make it possible to have lower reserve capacities in the Federal Republic of Germany, which in itself is already beneficial if they buy electricity in Belarus.

[alexmach]

which in itself is already beneficial if they buy electricity in Belarus.

Profitable? And who cares profitably? They increase the share of the most disadvantageous, at least in the short term, generation method. I’m already silent about the fact that it’s more profitable to have our generation than to buy someone’s energy there.

[ccsr]

Quote: alexmach

Profitable? And who cares profitably?

The construction of nuclear power plants should not be approached from a short-term benefit - these are long-term projects. Given that nuclear power is the cheapest today, Lukashenko calculated everything correctly.

[alexmach]

The construction of nuclear plants should not be approached with short-term benefits

Of course, as for any infrastructure project, it’s premature to laugh at the reaction of the “Young Europeans”. After all, they are only advocating for their own gesheft, and this is a signal that this station in terms of energy export to Europe will have the same future as the joint venture. Yes, yes, they also laughed about concerns about the joint venture. Laughed, laughed and laughed. So there is no one to finish building it, so the "native" Germans are driving him under the second derrective. Something similar and about this station will come up with. Well, they are not fools to allow Lukashenka and Russia to make money on their own energy market. And for Belarus alone, the power of this station will be excessive ...

[ccsr]

Quote: alexmach

Of course, as for any infrastructure project, it’s premature to laugh at the reaction of the “Young Europeans”.

If you look at Europe, then the greens have more and more weight there, so our Young Europeans will be given the letter "G" as soon as they decide that they do not need thermal stations, even on gas. Taking into account that the cost of atomic energy is the cheapest, they may demand to purchase part of the electricity in Belarus - I do not see anything supernatural in this.

[alexmach]

This will never happen that the green would put cancer "for" atomic energy. It cannot be simply because it cannot be. This time.
And secondly, Estonia has still not put anywhere for thermal stations on shale. And you tell tales about gas.

[ccsr]

Quote: alexmach

This will never happen that the green would put cancer "for" atomic energy. It cannot be simply because it cannot be. This time.

You know Europeans poorly - they don’t care what will happen on the territory of Belarus, especially since in France no one talks about the closure of nuclear plants.

Quote: alexmach

And secondly, Estonia has still not put anywhere for thermal stations on shale. And you tell tales about gas.

Do not live one day, but rather take an interest in the life of the nuclear power plant. By the way, the current crisis could lead to the collapse of the EU, so no one will remember about Estonia.

[alexmach]

You know Europeans poorly - they don’t care what will happen on the territory of Belarus, especially since in France no one talks about the closure of nuclear plants.

You don't know them well. There are no such out-and-out fools in power and business as the Russian media portray. It is one thing to kill nuclear generation and develop expensive generation from "renewable" sources, it is quite another thing to kill your own generation in order to buy energy from Belarus, there are no such fools in Europe, and no need to nod at Latvia and Bulgaria - Germany will not do that.

Do not live one day, but rather take an interest in the life of the nuclear power plant

And I don’t live one day. this situation persists for decades despite all the power of the greens. They did not stop the generation of the dirtiest coal, and you say that they will tighten the generation of gas. Yes, they will never be screwed, they can’t even transfer to this generation. At the same time, Estonia also manages to sell unused quotas under the Kyoto Protocol :)

By the way, the current crisis could lead to the collapse of the EU, so no one will remember about Estonia.

May lead or may not lead. Maybe the collapse of the EU and maybe the collapse of Belarus, or God forbid its accession to the EU :). The collapse of the EU is contrary to current historical trends. Well, in a hypothetical case of the collapse of the EU, nobody will remember about these green ones of yours. Greens is the bliss of a well-fed, prosperous society.

[ccsr]

Quote: alexmach

sources, it’s a completely different thing to kill a generation in yourself in order to buy energy from Belarus, there are no such fools in Europe,

But you don’t need to juggle it - I initially pointed out that Belarusian electricity is needed to compensate for peak loads in Germany itself, which means that reserve capacities can be reduced. Or is it not so?
No one spoke that Germany would give up the production of all electric power to the wrong hands - so do not attribute to me what I did not say.

Quote: alexmach

They did not stop the generation of the dirtiest coal, and you say that they will tighten the generation of gas.

This will be due to the fact that nuclear energy will be cheaper, and it is profitable to buy it to compensate for at least part of the cost of producing it at home.

Quote: alexmach

The collapse of the EU is contrary to current historical trends.

You have not taken into account the new trend - coronavirus, which will accelerate the process of the collapse of the EU.

Quote: alexmach

Greens is the bliss of a well-fed, prosperous society.

Here I completely agree with you. But they have too small territories, so they panic.

[alexmach]

I initially pointed out that Belarusian electricity is needed to compensate for peak loads in Germany itself, which means that reserve capacities can be reduced. Or is it not so?

I am far from an expert in energy, but in my opinion, in order to compensate for the peak power for this, the energy systems of Europe and Belarus should be somehow connected. This connection is a complex infrastructure project, comparable to the construction of the station itself. Are they connected? I don't know, but I honestly doubt it. It seems to me that their main trend is now to unite with each other and fenced off from the outside. Will they be united with the active opposition of the "Young Europeans"?

This will be due to the fact that nuclear energy will be cheaper, and it is profitable to buy it to compensate for at least part of the cost of producing it at home.

Compensation costs for the production of electric energy are borne by the consumers of this energy. And the Germans do not have such a task. And the cheapness of atomic energy - well, so far, the Germans are not very attractive.

You have not taken into account the new trend - coronavirus, which will accelerate the process of the collapse of the EU.

Well, that is, the refugees could no longer cope with the collapse of the EU, is it time for the coronovirus? What if it rallies, unites and not accelerates?

[Doccor18]

Nuclear power is several times cheaper than that from windmills and solar panels. True, the construction of a nuclear power plant is very expensive. And when it is beaten off, one dewdrop is known.

[michael2000]

This is called - stuffing shit is not a fan. If you do not know how to count, then you do not need to think that the people who built the nuclear power plant did not calculate its profitability and did not name the payback period.

[alexmach]

This is called - stuffing shit is not a fan. If you do not know how to count, then you do not need to think that the people who built the nuclear power plant did not calculate its profitability and did not name the payback period.

Well, yes, the transit of gas to Europe or, say, the situation with the quarrel at OPEC +, can serve as an example of how decision-makers can consider it.

[Lopatov]

Quote: alexmach

or say the situation with the quarrel at OPEC +.

Was Russia obliged to surrender right away? Without any argument?

[alexmach]

Was Russia obliged to surrender right away? Without any argument?

It is difficult to say that they even formally achieved the inclusion of the United States and Mexico, but it was ridiculous to watch how the negotiations left with their heads held high, saying that it was very problematic to cut production, and then they wiped it back ..

Although I already wrote elsewhere - the main blow nevertheless came from the cooling of the economy due to the virus.

Well, in general, the construction of technological infrastructure is still a serious and useful step.

[Lopatov]

Quote: alexmach

It’s hard to say, they even formally achieved the inclusion of the United States and Mexico

You see.
And you say that you had to give up and fulfill all the requirements.
Then to get new ones.
After all, in today's world. like in the gateway. Weak and compliant kick. And the money is taken.

[alexmach]

And you say that you had to give up and fulfill all the requirements.
Then to get new ones.

So, in any case, they had to be carried out, the final reduction on which was agreed and so many times more than what was offered at the very beginning. And it may still be necessary to reduce production or "voluntarily" extend the restrictions longer than agreed.

After all, in today's world. like in the gateway. Weak and compliant kick. And the money is taken.

Yeah .. just in the other direction it doesn't really work. On one "character" and arrogance you will not become strong in any way.

[Doccor18]

"Shit stuffing" is your comment.
Today, the markets for the sale of electricity that will be generated by the Belarusian NPP (about 18 billion kWh) are not clear. Neighboring Lithuania is actively boycotting our nuclear power plant and is not going to buy energy from 2020. Ukraine has its own hydro and nuclear power plants. Poland is connected to the single European energy market and also has significant coal reserves. According to none of the scenarios, the general layout of power facilities in the Russian Federation until 2035 assumes an increase in imports from the countries of the Eurasian Union. Over the entire planning horizon, electricity imports from Belarus are forecast at zero. Only Latvia remains of the potential partners. However, this country too may disconnect from the BRELL energy ring with Russia and Belarus in the 2020s. In general, it is still possible to estimate all the costs for the construction and maintenance of the nuclear power plant in a normal state, the payment of the loan, as well as the disposal of toxic waste in the amount of 15-17 billion USD in equivalent. In a pessimistic scenario, total costs may increase further.
Belarus is building a nuclear power plant in the Ostrovets district using credit resources from Russia. Firstly, up to 90% of the cost of the NPP construction is covered by a loan from the Russian government in the amount of up to USD 10 billion. Secondly, another USD 500 million (5% of the costs) is a loan from Vnesheconombank (VEB), which is controlled by the Russian authorities.
Ps. I am glad for the brothers of Belarus that they will have their own nuclear power and electricity in the required quantity, but the commercial prospects of this project are vague.

[abrakadabre]

Neighboring Lithuania is actively boycotting our nuclear power plant and is not going to buy energy since 2020. Ukraine has its own capacities at hydroelectric power stations and nuclear power plants.

The Baltic states and Ukraine are actively boycotting Russian gas. In words. But in reality they buy it. Only at resellers and more expensive than directly. In the case of electricity it will be the same.

Ps. I'm glad for the brothers of Belarusians that they will have their own NPP Nuclear power and electricity are needed, but the commercial prospects for this project are vague.

The prospects are quite normal. It is much closer to supply energy to the European part of Russia from Belarus than from Siberian hydroelectric power stations. Which means more efficient. Some transmission losses are worth it. The released capacities of Siberian hydroelectric power stations will be thrown to their own region and for export. I think China will buy. They are relatively close there. Mongolia even more so.

[venik]

Quote: Doccor18

True, the construction of a nuclear power plant is very expensive. And when it is beaten off, one dewdrop is known.

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Why is it unknown? Payback BelAES - a little less than 19 years. The design life is 60 years.

[Dmitry from Voronezh]

The dog barks, and the caravan goes on. Lithuania closed its nuclear power plant to please the European Union, now they are angry and quietly envious of Belarus.

[Svetlana]

Well, Europe does not refuse nuclear energy. Refuses only Germany. And with the advent of the new chancellor, this care will certainly be revised.

[Valery Valery]

The Ministry of Health is planning to distribute about 4 million tablets of potassium iodide throughout the country, "which will help protect the thyroid gland from radiation." It is noted that deliveries to Lithuania have already begun.

Another way to "cut" the budget.

[Svetlana]

Hardly .. "Going" will remain in "gathering". Claims of this kind are rarely implemented in practice. And in this case, the politicians will crackle, crackle and calm down. "The dog barks and the caravan moves on."

[svp67]

Quote: Valery Valery

Another way to "cut" the budget.

More than ... since the release of radioactive iodine can occur only in the event of an accident, with the destruction of the fuel rods, but an overdose of iodine, with the inept use of these pills, you can earn, but this is far from good

[tihonmarine]

Quote: svp67

but an overdose of iodine, with inept use of these pills can be earned, but this is also far from good

I always say lemons, dry red wine and alcohol, they break down radionuclides and neutralize potassium iodide. (and pleasant to use).

[dvina71]

Quote: tihonmarine

I always say lemons, dry red wine and alcohol, break down radionuclides and neutralize potassium iodide

Do not split. For radioactive materials, there is only one decomposition parameter, half-life, which links the strength of the radiation to a change in material.
Alcohol protects the bone marrow from degradation when exposed to radiation .. simply causing oxygen hunger. Thereby reducing the likelihood of oxidation of the brain.
If you are exposed to strong neutron radiation .. then nothing will help ..

[tihonmarine]

Quote: dvina71

If you are exposed to strong neutron radiation .. then nothing will help ..

No, the New Earth was tolerant. But the lemon-wine-vodka formula was respected.

[dvina71]

Quote: tihonmarine

No, the New Earth was tolerant.

Where did you find strong neutron radiation there? Have you lit a cigarette from the nucleus of a nuclear explosion?

[Tochilka]

In class, our colonel told us that it’s for the body to drink nuclides, you need to drink a lot of ordinary water. About alcohol, he spoke very disapprovingly and called it stupidity.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Tochilka

About alcohol, he spoke very disapprovingly and called it stupidity.

About bread moonshine also spoke disapprovingly, but it is better than vodka. But you buy it for three rubles in the store, and do not expel it for 30 cents. That’s the point of disapproval.

[abrakadabre]

For radioactive materials, there is only one decomposition parameter, half-life, which links the strength of the radiation to a change in material.

In fairness, not one. Even radionuclides can be broken by irradiating in accelerators. Or in fusion reactions. But the result is usually even worse. Yes, and the significance of volumes can only be discussed in relation to the nuclei of stars.

[venik]

Quote: Valery Valery

going to distribute around 4 million potassium iodide tablets throughout the country

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Not the most radical way! If they say that the guillotine is the most radical remedy for a headache, then in this case potassium is better for them, but not iodine, but cyanide - allows you to get rid of the "Belarusian nuclear threat" once and for all!

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Poland and Lithuania ... One name is worth ... ()

[unhappy]

Let them give out poison for euthanasia, they heard the bad news - take it!

[Same lech]

The prospects for the Baltic states are not important in terms of providing energy resources ... they will forever go on the sidelines ... they thought of destroying the Ignalina NPP ... a stupid solution.

[KVU-NSVD]

Quote: The same Lech

The prospects for the Baltic states are not important in terms of providing energy resources ... they will forever go on the sidelines ... they thought of destroying the Ignalina NPP ... a stupid solution.

High-tech industries in general, and nuclear power plants in particular, were sacrificed for EU accession, because competitors weren’t needed in old Europe, they needed markets for their production, and therefore they were ready to see the Baltic states as an agri-transshipment buffer (and military sense) on the border of Russia. In the Baltic elites, they understand all this and secretly, of course, are angry at this state of affairs. In the open, this translates into gnashing of teeth and noah in the form of protests for each occasion of the development of neighbors. So small children whine - supposedly Vasya can have a sweetie, but I don’t ...

[tihonmarine]

Quote: KVU-NSVD

In the open, this translates into gnashing of teeth and noah in the form of protests for each occasion of the development of neighbors. So small children whine - supposedly Vasya can have a sweetie and I don’t ..

Yes, nobody grinds his teeth, just everyone gets handouts from the EU and not bad. Why plants and new technologies, someone needs to work for them. And to invite state workers? so why do they need these plants. And the environment is cleaner, the cities are well-groomed, the roads are good. What else does the country need a limitroph.

[KVU-NSVD]

Quote: tihonmarine

Yes, nobody grinds his teeth, just everyone gets handouts from the EU and not bad. Why plants and new technologies, someone needs to work for them. And to invite state workers? so why do they need these plants. And the environment is cleaner, the cities are well-groomed, the roads are good. What else does the country need a limitroph.

And that is true. But not all the same there are short-sighted ones - alms - such a thing - they scatter the saddle, curse tomorrow. So they understand everything there, only
the options are already dumb.

[Kathernik]

- We are so accustomed to all sorts of "virtual" launches and launches that now we have to write specifically about "physical" ones!

[Ravil_Asnafovich]

So, I want to raise my right hand to wave, and say yes ...

[prior]

When Belarus surpasses the leading European countries in economic development, then maybe it will abandon nuclear energy.
In the meantime, labi is your business to swallow iodine.

[Finn]

The service staff (tribalt) cannot have nuclear power plants. They are serfs. They work on the ground, in cabs and trucks, etc. that's a shame for them.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Finn

The service staff (tribalt) cannot have nuclear power plants. They are serfs. They work on the ground, in cabs and trucks, etc. that's a shame for them.

I didn't want to touch on an unpleasant topic, but you force Finn (sorry). I have been living in the Baltics for many years, I work in an office where state workers from Ukraine and Belarus are hired, there are also Moldovans, Kyrgyz, Uzbeks and even a few people from Kazan. But this is all in the field of construction and service. And now there are a lot of farm laborers. And the Balts work in the EU countries and receive the same salary. The son of my friends after TPI works at Large Hadron Collider, LHC in Switzerland, and is now a Ph.D., daughter of a classmate of his wife in London in a nanotechnology firm. So it is necessary to speak carefully about the "subservient", and not to grind with the tongue that it is not hit.

[Aleks2048]

I would like to see statistics in your performance

not tongue grind

about personal experience. Everyone is familiar with both positive and negative stories.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Alex2048

about personal experience. Everyone is familiar with both positive and negative stories.

Yes, what kind of statistics can there be. Our people work in the West (everyone has an EU passport, or a residence permit), and in the Baltic states guest workers are independent. And everyone is happy.

[IS-80_RVGK2]

The cycle of migrant workers in nature. In general, the Balts will eventually move to Western Europe, since there are not so many of them and the demographic situation allows. UzbekMoldavan to the Baltic states. Great Migration. As a result, the Baltic fascists will disappear in a natural way, they will be replaced by the descendants of the knights in tiger skins and other fat frumos.

[Finn]

The President of Estonia said that there will be no increase in salaries, say thank you that Finland is nearby. You can go and earn money. At the moment, 25 people are only builders according to statistics only from Estonia. How many in Germany no one counted. This is not bad, any work is honorable. Britons generally do not work on earth, only visitors.

[Vitauts]

boy - Russia lags behind Estonia in all areas related to human well-being and national development.

[seagull]

Come on .... You can't say something about Tallinn and the surrounding area))) ... How Muuga is there, still "stirring" ???

[Finn]

Quote: Vitauts

boy - Russia lags behind Estonia in all areas related to human well-being and national development.

Was there a boy? Well, yes, Russia lags behind Estonia. They don’t have enough of their own construction sites as Estonia does to work. In this, yes, behind. Even in space, aircraft construction, the list will be long. Estonia is the first grain seller in the world. I forgot. When in Finland I was called a thief, confusing me with an Estonian, then they apologized after learning that Russian.

[usr01]

Oh! They’re not buying the pills .... Not iodide, but potassium cyanide is needed ...

[Same lech]

Each Estonian SS man has one tablet ... how humane it is.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: The same LYOKHA

Each Estonian SS man has one tablet ... how humane it is.

Yes, how many are left. If the veterans who served in the Red Army are only 164 people, this is from 8 rifle corps, and who lives after the war, then out of 20 SS divisions it seems no more than 30 people. So you can do without pills. Time veteran of all sides of WWII ends. And the living need to think about the world.

[Kathernik]

- And the children and their work lives .....

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Katernik

- And the children and their work lives on.

Maybe he lives if you watch TV, where they told how a student injured a 60-year-old teacher in Ulyanovsk, and how their classmates shoot children in schools.

[Viktor Sergeev]

The presence of a nuclear power plant in Ukraine is in a mode: it will explode or not, who knows, it does not bother the Poles and Lithuanians, and the newest NPP worries. Let them buy psychiatrists. Although iodine tablets can be well cooked, like masked, you just need to create more excitement and panic.

[Same lech]

Part of the business is also based on this incentive ... I remember how motorists scared us with fines for first-aid kits and night vests ... their sales grew to the skies ... this is a crook.

[Viktor Sergeev]

The main thing in such a business is first to scare, then sell and quickly forget.

[tihonmarine]

About fifty km from it to Vilnius. VVER-1200 reactors will provide power generation.

I wonder how many kilometers to the NATO bases of Poland and Lithuania to Belarus. Lithuanians distribute potassium iodide to the people, it turns out that Belarus should distribute Kalashnikovs to its people for protection from aggressors.

[svp67]

With reference to representatives of the Lithuanian government, it was announced that the Lithuanian Ministry of Health is going to distribute about 4 million tablets of potassium iodide throughout the country, "which will help protect the thyroid gland from radiation." It is noted that deliveries to Lithuania have already begun.

It is a pity that these "miracle pills" will not help "turn on" the brain of the leadership of the Lithuanian Ministry of Health and many of their politicians ...

[Mountain shooter]

This is necessary for the nuclear power plant to "burst" to the full, like Fukushima, in order to need iodine to protect the thyroid gland.
Under normal operation, the NPP is "cleaner" there than in the center of Vilnius, as the author correctly said ...

[Pavel73]

There are normal Poles. There are normal balts. But apparently, they are only an exception, confirming the rule. If most of the Poles and Balts were normal, they would never have been ruled by those like now.

[mikh-korsakov]

Expressed concern, but as much as you like! I wonder if science knows pills for stupidity. Iodine stockpiled, iodine does not get off, panov. Stock up on coffins. One unpleasant, rotting garbage is famous for its smell.

[Alexander X]

It’s better to distribute pills for stupidity among their governments

[rotmistr60]

we distribute iodine tablets to residents of areas bordering Belarus

That's not clear - they want to scare the EU through the distribution of pills and push them to the sanctions that Ursula has already stuttered about? Do not wash, so ride. Well, as it should be where the name of the country sounds, Russia (builds) there are naturally Poles with their claims.

[Incvizitor]

Better to take pills with iodine, otherwise they have its obvious deficiency in the body.

[Igor Pa]

Balts Belarusians love, they infuriate only that Russia is building a station. If only the mattresses were then glee would drown out the background of radiation.

[aszzz888]

With reference to representatives of the Government of Lithuania, it was announced that the Lithuanian Ministry of Health is going to distribute throughout the country about 4 million tablets of potassium iodide, "Which will help protect the thyroid gland from radiation." It is noted that deliveries to Lithuania have already begun.

Not enough , ... Buzz and die down.

[Ros 56]

Well, let them whine, they can’t do anything else. Remember the dog that barks, and the camels on the hell, they walk past themselves.

[Shuttle]

If a nuclear power plant starts operating in Belarus, then Belarus can quite easily become an exporter of inexpensive, high-quality and reliable electricity. Then the end of all leftist schemes for cutting the state budgets of the EU countries covered with a fig leaf of "green" energy. Therefore, it will be ts. off-market opposition. Actually, like with Russian gas in Europe.
But, as one could briefly formulate the basic law of dialectics, there is no silver lining. European merchants are not fools either, they can take and transfer their energy-intensive production closer to the source of electricity. Steelmaking, chemical for example.

[Vitauts]

if a nuclear power plant was built in Narva in Estonia, just a few ten kilometers from St. Petersburg, I think the comments would be different

[Artunis]

[quotethat the Lithuanian Ministry of Health is going to distribute about 4 million tablets of potassium iodide throughout the country,] [/ quote]
It is necessary to add a cyanide tablet, excluding of course Russian-speaking ones - are unworthy.

[Kunica]

Let's sell them lead masks and underpants.

[Cowbra]

We'll have to do them lace - tseevropa

[Kunica]

Definitely. Metal needs to be saved, so that only thong.

[Arthur 85]

Fixed ...

[Vasyan1971]

Lithuanian Ministry of Health intends to distribute around 4 million potassium iodide tablets “that will help protect the thyroid gland from the effects of radiation”. It is noted that deliveries to Lithuania have already begun.

Who is the distributor and manufacturer? Who benefits from this hysteria?

[Cowbra]

First go emergency and run out of life NPPs of Ukraine, stop. And then kick the French, building with the hands of POLISH workers - the Finns of the Olkiluoto NPP)))

[iouris]

This is called "foreign interference in internal affairs." NATO bases, secret prisons and biological laboratories are located in Lithuania and Poland.

[Sotskiy]

At the same time, the Lithuanian authorities for some reason do not inform the population that the radiation background from the operation of nuclear power plants in the Republic of Belarus will be such (as at other nuclear power plants with similar reactors), which is even lower than in the center, for example, Vilnius.

Therefore, they do not report that they are waiting for the launch of the power unit. They will launch it and report that the radiation background in Vilnius has been increased from the operation of nuclear power plants in the Republic of Belarus. It was not in vain that they were stocked up with tablets, they now need to be sold at a speculative price. No, well, we know that Europe is a priori, civilized values ​​and non-profit media and politicians, which is why we are probably striving to join the single family of European nations, accepting and pulling all their "values" onto Russian identity?

[Finn]

Quote: usr01

Oh! They’re not buying the pills .... Not iodide, but potassium cyanide is needed ...

Haloperidol I think the most.

[Chever]

We must be vigilant and respond when there is a threat to the health of our citizens. First of all, we will distribute tablets containing iodine to residents of areas bordering Belarus

Well then, it was necessary to constantly give out these drugs, because from space many times more radiation comes ... Quite paranoid already moved. This is not even funny

[Arthur 85]

Let the foil hat be worn better. It helps 100 pounds.

[Ryaruav]

Poles and Balts are sick all over, and it’s not possible to cure

[Ermak]

Umm .. 4 million pills .. The population of Lithuania is 2,8 million. One and a half tablets per person .. Is that enough, they think? ))))) This is more like a PR campaign than a real deal! Yes, this is it - PR campaign! )))

[shonsu]

Yes, they are afraid of their own citizens, but what's the use of it? And who after this will say that this is not propaganda but freedom of speech? Hopes that BelaPP will not be launched are about the same as that of Ukrainians for the return of Crimea.
And Lithuanians have free advice. Drive for 100 kilometers from this plant, and preferably 200.

[shonsu]

Wow! The word "ho hl s" has become a dirty word! And he was automatically corrected to "Ukrainians"! Do they fix the bulbs?
No...
This is discrimination !!!
You also have this abusive smiley

[Arthur 85]

Iodine is useful. They say that if there is little iodine in the soil, fools are born. Here, in Galicia, there is little iodine, and in Europe, it seems, has weathered.

[APASUS]

In my opinion, is this a direct intervention of the two countries in the internal affairs of Belarus? Let Poland and Lithuania, even though they heat the stove with dung, this is their sovereign affair. And the Belarusians are great, Poles and Lithuanians will come for energy