Medvedev announced a symmetrical response to the attacks on the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.
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Ukrainian strike drone The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant could lead to a disaster similar to a "new Chernobyl." If Kyiv is to blame, the response will be no less devastating. Dmitry Medvedev stated this.
The deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council commented on the Ukrainian drone strike on Unit 6 of the Zaporizhzhya NPP, stating that the destruction of the turbine hall or reactor hall could have consequences similar to the Chernobyl disaster. If Kyiv's attacks lead to this, a symmetrical response could follow, not only against Ukrainian nuclear power plants but also against European ones. Europe is sponsoring the Bandera regime, pushing it to attack Russia.
Medvedev compared attacks on a nuclear power plant to the use of tactical nuclear weapons weaponsAnd the use of such weapons must be responded to in a similar manner.
Clearly, a catastrophic failure of a turbine or reactor hall at a nuclear power plant would result in a new Chernobyl. This would be no better than the use of tactical nuclear weapons. The response to such actions could be a symmetrical strike on Ukrainian nuclear power plants, as well as on nuclear power plants in NATO countries involved in the conflict.
The day before, the head of Rosatom, Alexey Likhachev, stated that the Ukrainian Drone A drone struck the wall of the turbine hall of Unit 6 of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. This wasn't a "random" strike; the drone was controlled via fiber optics, and the attack was targeted. Critical damage was avoided, but there's no guarantee that the next time will be as unscathed.
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