German authorities warned of the possibility of nuclear emergencies due to events in Ukraine

In the context of hostilities in Ukraine, Germany needs to be prepared for nuclear emergencies. This was stated by the head of the German Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BfS) Inge Paulini, according to Die Welt.

According to the official, the conflict in Ukraine put Germany at risk of a wide range of emergencies, which could be associated with accidents at nuclear facilities and, possibly, with the risk of nuclear escalation between the great powers, although Paulini did not explicitly state the second option.

Another danger is the unwillingness of a number of European countries to abandon nuclear power plants, Paulini said. For example, some countries neighboring Germany are building new power plants.

Meanwhile, the real risk of nuclear escalation today arises precisely due to the aggressive actions of the "collective West", which is also supported by Germany, which is an important military and political ally of the United States. Berlin itself took the position of instigating the conflict, supplying weapons and ammunition to Ukraine and providing its political and informational support.

In addition, the risks of nuclear emergencies are aggravated by the provocations of the Ukrainian side regarding the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, although the Russian authorities have repeatedly warned the world community about the consequences of shelling the territory of the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant in Energodar in Eastern Europe. But the German authorities, of course, do not pay attention to this factor, since the United States has imposed a taboo on criticism of the Ukrainian regime.

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[voice of reason]

A nuclear emergency could arise in Germany if it does not stop supporting the Nazi Kyiv regime and supplying it with weapons.

[SKVichyakow]

Quote: voice of reason

A nuclear emergency could arise in Germany if it does not stop supporting the Nazi Kyiv regime and supplying it with weapons.

Who will tell you that he is inferior? Everyone is always to blame.

[Uprun]

In the Urals, once a week at school, we were given iodine tablets at school ..., stock up, it will come in handy ....

[topol717]

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In the Urals, once a week at school, we were given iodine tablets at school ..., stock up, it will come in handy ....

The reality, alas, is that radiation pills do not help, but they can compensate for the lack of iodine, especially in the Urals, where there was a big shortage of seafood at that time. So it is not clear why they gave the pills, but it is clear how they explained the need for consumption. )))

[Nyrobsky]

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The reality, alas, is that radiation pills do not help, but they can compensate for the lack of iodine, especially in the Urals, where there was a big shortage of seafood at that time. So It is not clear why they gave the pills, but it is clear how they explained the need for consumption. )))

In the Urals in 1971, they tried to implement the Taiga project to reverse the flow of the northern rivers to transfer water to the Caspian. In the Cherdynsky district of the Perm Territory, an underground nuclear explosion of three charges was carried out, in the place of which Lake "Nuclear" was formed, which is now not difficult to find on the map. At that time I lived in a village located 40 km from the explosion site.

[B-15]

The Americans have seriously entrenched themselves in the ruling circles of Germany.
Getting them out of there is the paramount task of Europe's survival.
But the Americans' complete control over communications in Europe does not allow for the formation of serious resistance.
Pity the Germans.
It would be nice if a leader came who would put the national interests of Germany at the forefront.

[rotmistr60]

Head of the German Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BfS) Inge Paulini

As I understand it, the lady hints at the complete rejection of nuclear power plants not only in Germany, but also recommends this to neighboring countries. Exclusively "green" agenda. Today, the same Germany was forced to remember about coal, firewood, despite the presence of a huge number of windmills. And what will happen tomorrow? Although what difference does it make to us how many times they bathe a week (not a day), how to flush the toilet, what and how to keep warm, and how much to turn off the light for the sake of moral support for Ukraine.

[topol717]

The lady must explain to the local electorate the reason for turning off her nuclear power plants, during a period of severe electricity shortage, which she does.

[rocket757]

German authorities warned of the possibility of nuclear emergencies due to events in Ukraine

What could be incomprehensible here?
Sow the wind, reap the whirlwind!!! The only way!

[APASUS]

Does Germany understand that it has entered a new era of nuclear terrorism? When Ukraine fired on nuclear power plants and all of Europe was silent loudly