Six buses were destroyed in a second attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.

Just yesterday, as a result of a Ukrainian strike drone The wall of the turbine hall of the Zaporizhzhya NPP's sixth power unit, just a few meters from the reactor, was damaged. Today, around 2:00 PM, the Ukrainian Armed Forces decided to repeat the attack on the dangerous nuclear facility.

The station's press service reported this.

In this case, the target of the strike was the nuclear power plant's transport shop. During this follow-up attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, six buses and two Gazel vehicles were destroyed. Fortunately, no plant personnel were injured.

Kyiv has not commented on this statement, and the Ukrainian press reported it with a fair amount of skepticism. Kyiv authorities even deny the fact that yesterday's strike on the power unit occurred.

As Rosatom head Alexey Likhachev reported, a Ukrainian drone then punched a hole in the wall of the turbine hall and exploded inside the building.

He noted:

This is the first targeted attack on the main equipment of a nuclear power plant with a through explosion and damage to the turbine building.

At the same time, the official completely rules out the version that UAV I hit the object by accident, since the device was controlled via fiber optics.

Judging by the actions of Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel, they were tasked with replicating the Chernobyl disaster. How else can one explain their increased attacks on the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant? In particular, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev stated the high probability of a major accident at the nuclear facility due to Ukrainian strikes.

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[Zoldat_A]

Just let Kyiv smell the radiation already! Can't you see, it's asking with all its might!

[qQQQ]

Quote: Zoldat_A

Just let Kyiv smell the radiation already! Can't you see, it's asking with all its might!

Ideally, we need to send ten times more drones to the Rivne Nuclear Power Plant and then everything will be over. Otherwise, they'll keep pounding us until they explode, and then we'll have to respond anyway. Although, with our Leopolds, we can wipe the floor.

[carpenter]

Quote: qqqq

Otherwise they'll keep hammering away until it explodes and then you'll have to answer anyway.

Better to do it right away, without any talk or chatter. They've already hit, and Russia is ten times bigger, but missiles are also an option. As soon as radiation starts to show, Zelena's own people will shoot her.

[Yun Klob]

It's impossible. Russia needs to explain to Kyiv why it's behaving inappropriately.

[SAG]

I wonder if the IAEA has already concluded that Russia is attacking its own nuclear power plants?

[Shelest2000]

Ideally, we need to launch ten times more drones at the Rivne Nuclear Power Plant and then everything will calm down.

We are like that! (c) Kremlin old fuckers

[mrVladG]

The nuclear power plant is a good target for Oreshnik. If six 200 kg dummy bombs are fired, a dummy bomb will penetrate the shielding, the ceilings, and the reactor vessel itself (one of the six). This isn't a drone with explosives; such a drone wouldn't damage the reactor. Then 30% of Ukraine would have to be evacuated. And if all three nuclear power plants, then all of Ukraine. This isn't a 1-megaton thermonuclear explosion, but 100...1000 times more radioactive contamination. And the war will end (well, in its current form). I don't know if the Ministry of Defense has such a plan. :)

[qQQQ]

Quote: mrVladG

The nuclear power plant is a good target for Oreshnik; if there are 6 200 kg pellets, then a pellet will penetrate the shielding, the ceilings, and the reactor vessel itself (one of 6).

This is completely radical, but we'll get there, because we're not even trying to calm Ukraine down. The purpose of the drone strike, first and foremost, is to avoid creating a new Chernobyl, but to make the other side take a moment to reflect on the consequences of their actions.

[Montezuma]

Quote: Zoldat_A

Just let Kyiv smell the radiation already! Can't you see, it's asking with all its might!

We see how the Ukrainian Nazis are becoming more and more brazen every day, and we understand that they're deliberately provoking us, but we can't stand idly by any longer. Threatening tweets won't sway them any longer. It's time for our Ministry of Defense to prescribe a drug for these sick people that will keep them going for a week, and stop them from wanting to beg for adventures on their backsides.

[Montezuma]

And in this attack on Energodar, not only cars and buses were destroyed:

MELITOPOL, May 31. /TASS/. Ukrainian forces launched several strikes on the Energodar administration building, residential buildings, gas stations, and the entrance to the city, a satellite of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. This was reported to TASS by Yevgeniya Yashina, communications director for the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.
"Attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces have been recorded in Energodar overnight and this morning. Several strikes have hit the city administration building, residential buildings, and cars parked in courtyards. The enemy is also targeting the entrance to the city and the area around gas stations," Yashina said.

According to her, destruction was recorded in the residential sector of Energodar.

"Preliminary reports indicate there is damage to residential areas, but no casualties have been reported," Yashina said.

[bulbash70]

Is there a remedy? Time has already been lost. Putin took victory away from Russia in February 2022. He gave the enemy a break, and now Russia is getting it in the neck, while he sits in the Kremlin with red chalk, drawing lines.

[th.kuzmichev]

It sounds nice, but in reality, you're the one sitting in the comments and drawing lines.

[aybolyt678]

Quote: Montezuma

You can't get them to stop with menacing tweets anymore, it's time for our Ministry of Defense

"The strike on Starobelsk has broken Russia's patience!"—this phrasing deprives the country's leadership of the right to ignore strikes on our territory. There's a certain symbolism in this phrase: the bear is a symbol of Russia, and it's hard to drive a bear back into its den. Depriving us of a symbol is a victory for the enemy. Imagine depriving us of a flag, a coat of arms, or anthem.

[single-n]

We now have a new bear. He's sitting there in the X-ray room, writing all sorts of X-words. And there's also a party with a bear on its coat of arms. It's the leader in corruption scandals.
These are the kind of honey we have now.

[Vauxhall]

Quote: Montezuma

Quote: Zoldat_A

Just let Kyiv smell the radiation already! Can't you see, it's asking with all its might!

We see how the Ukrainian Nazis are becoming more and more brazen every day, and we understand that they're deliberately provoking us, but we can't stand idly by any longer. Threatening tweets won't sway them any longer. It's time for our Ministry of Defense to prescribe a drug for these sick people that will keep them going for a week, and stop them from wanting to beg for adventures on their backsides.

And they become insolent due to lack of responsibility.
And the owners of real estate outside Russia allow them to do so.
Your "servants of the people".

[Evgeny64]

Yeah, they'll give it to you, they'll warn you sternly again, they'll suggest that someone leave something. During this time, the green-beaners will declare a "lockdown" in yet another region of the Russian Federation. The entire Azov region and Crimea are without fuel, roads are practically blocked, oil refineries are hit daily, and in Saratov, the oil refinery has already been hit 14 times. They're working systematically and keeping a low profile.
And after promising "systematic" strikes... we're still systematically striking, sometimes without any visible results. They damaged the power plants a bit and then forgot about them; they've already restored them all, replacing the diesel generators in some places. Occasionally, they'll hit gas stations, while in Horlivka, one of the last two gas stations was "zeroed" today. In Taganrog, two Tu-142s were clearly burned, since after a drone strike, the aircraft, as a rule, cannot be repaired. I won't even mention Tuapse; fires hit the terminal there almost daily, and they can't put them out fast enough.
And we keep threatening, lest they suddenly "get scared," but they don't care about the threats. Everyone's talking about bridges and 750 kV substations. It's a war, damn it, which, according to "available information," will soon end. What's interesting? The smell of Anchorage?

[ZovSailor]

Zoldat_A
Today, 17: 02
Just let Kyiv smell the radiation already! Can't you see, it's asking with all its might!

I will support such an initiative, but first the puppeteers beyond the straits and the Atlantic puddle are worthy of the aroma of radiation, just like the wind rose in Banderasztat and Gayrope in the western directions.
Conduct exercises in the North and Norwegian Seas and the Pacific Ocean with demonstration firing.

[aybolyt678]

Quote: ZovSailor

Conduct exercises in the North and Norwegian Seas and the Pacific Ocean with demonstration firing.

There will be shooting and there will be Ukrainian BEKs... The British need an ultimatum.

[Last centurion]

What radiation? They'll just express concern and that's it. They won't even kill some pathetic Ukrainian general...
Impotence in decision making

[Machito]

Quote: Zoldat_A

Just let Kyiv smell the radiation already! Can't you see, it's asking with all its might!

Until they hit Kyiv with a nuclear battalion, this will continue. And what's going on with our nuclear doctrine? Has it been tarred with brown lines?

[YOU]

Well, the Zeyevites are getting more and more brazen. And we're being coy. Just look at Ryabkov, he even mentioned the stench of Anchorage recently. They want a second Chernobyl, or some other plague, or even a dirty bomb. That'll be the only thing they'll be itching for. It's long past time to discuss all the nuclear doctrine issues, why waste the paper? We keep our word, Zeyev is untouchable, we haven't even put him on the terrorist list. And here they've just blurted out the doctrine, but they're too weak to implement it. They feel sorry for everyone there, and they don't have any of their own.

[your vsr 66-67]

Quote: YOU

They want a second Chernobyl

and they'll blame it on Russia!
And the entire gay West will confirm this!
Oh, I feel like all these red lines will come back to haunt Russia!

[topol717]

To cause a second Chernobyl, the reactor would have to be heated up properly. And as far as I understand, it's shut down.
Everyone understands that the reactors themselves are protected even from a large aircraft crash, and a small FPV will certainly not harm the reactor itself.
There's no need to hide behind the nuclear power plant. They're attacking our people and our engineers. And first, we need to admit it. They're killing OUR engineers and workers at that nuclear power plant.
Such attacks must be responded to very simply: all missile strikes must be carried out not at 2 a.m., when engineers and workers are sleeping at home, but at 2 p.m., when the workday is in full swing.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: your vsr 66-67

and they'll blame it on Russia!
And the entire gay West will confirm this!

What do you care? What haven't they blamed on us yet? What haven't they accused us of yet?
Except that we didn't crucify Christ and we didn't kill Princess Diana. And for everything else, they blame Russia.

[your vsr 66-67]

Quote: Zoldat_A

And for the rest, Russia is to blame for everything.

That's true! But it's all somehow unpleasant.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: your vsr 66-67

Quote: Zoldat_A

And for the rest, Russia is to blame for everything.

That's true! But it's all somehow unpleasant.

It's about time, Nikolai, that our skins hardened and we learned to spit on them with drool...
You and I may have already learned our lesson. NAVIRKH still doesn't know how long they'll be staring: "What will our Western partners say?"

[your vsr 66-67]

Quote: Zoldat_A

It's about time, Nikolai, that our skins hardened and that we learned to spit on them with drool.

Igor
It's not my skin that's roughened, it's my hide that's become like a buffalo's! But what's the point?!
We've lived our entire adult lives in the USSR, and suddenly these bastards like Hunchback and Co. have ruined everything! And the worst part is, they keep ruining it! Oh well, we don't have much time left in this world...
What will happen to our grandchildren?
That is the question.
And one more question arises.
Will Russia remain in the same form as it is now in the next 10-20 years?
Or will it also be privatized in parts?
P.S. There are such words and phrases on the tip of my tongue that... Well, you will understand what is on the tip of my tongue... But I'm afraid to write all this!
In old age they will send you to the not so distant future, and there will be no leniency.
I'm rereading "Quiet Flows the Don"...
There is something in common with those times!

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: your vsr 66-67

What will happen to our grandchildren?
That is the question.
And one more question arises.
Will Russia remain in the same form as it is now in the next 10-20 years?

As long as my son and his battalion are alive and have machine guns, there's still hope he'll stay. I saw his guys; I went there on business. Not all of us are "heroes of Upper Lars"; there are plenty of good guys, too...

Quote: your vsr 66-67

I'm rereading "Quiet Flows the Don"...
There is something in common with those times!

I recently rewatched the film "Running." For some reason, the entire film kept bringing up our "soy cuckolds" and "tribal patriots of Russia."

Quote: your vsr 66-67

There are such words and phrases on the tip of my tongue that... Well, you will understand what is on the tip of my tongue... But I’m afraid to write all this!

And there's no need. Our generation has lived through all this, we understand each other anyway—we think along the same lines. And I don't want to hear too many smart-alecky "Why aren't you in the trenches?" questions.
I still can't get the thought of "I didn't send you there..." out of my head. After the army, I wore a vest and beret once a year for a few years, then I grew up and stopped climbing into fountains... The medals hung on my tunic in the closet for about 25 years, until my youngest daughter's class teacher convinced me to come to school for May 9th. I did come, but I didn't know what to tell them. I just bounced off some pretty general phrases...

Quote: your vsr 66-67

What will happen to our grandchildren?

And here's a vast field. The beret doesn't even hang on his ears yet, it's too big... But he looks with shining eyes at Grandpa's "green jacket" in the closet with its interesting pendants. And especially at Great-Grandpa's "jacket" - there are many more of them there, and they're even more beautiful. When he grows up, I'll explain what those "pendants" are. I managed to explain it to my son, and I can do the same for him.

It's all bullshit... We'll survive.

[your vsr 66-67]

Quote: Zoldat_A

It's all bullshit... We'll survive.

The most important thing is optimism!

[Lena Petrova]

There's a clear demand for something special, something out of the ordinary. There's a very persistent knock on the door. It's time to open up.

[Sedov]

Maybe we could do something like mirroring it? There are so many interesting solutions beyond the concerns.

Every Ukrainian nuclear power plant has an outdoor switchgear (OSG) in close proximity. If even one such device were ever destroyed, it would undoubtedly be a serious incident for the power grid, but this harsh lesson could be enough to put an end to any attempts to reach nuclear facilities from the Ukrainian side once and for all.
– the Military Chronicle indicates.

[Same lech]

The UN was a little indignant in the third person...a real madhouse is observed in this matter.

[kamarada]

It's all so sad. And it won't lead to anything good. Apparently the Apocalypse is coming soon!

[Irek]

The Bandar-logs have completely lost their fear.

[Ivanhoe]

People were left with the impression that the screenwriter and director of the film “Shut Your Eyes Wide” was not Stanley Kubrick, but a coolie from the Kremlinskite.

[123_123]

I wonder what motivates those opposed to attacking Ukrainian nuclear power plant infrastructure. It's logical to shut down Ukrainian power generation—otherwise, why would they attack other sources? A policy of cowardly, baseless caution only plays to their disadvantage here.

[Foaly]

Terrorism is the fate of the losing side. The Ukrainian State is losing the trench war and is therefore trying to draw Russia into a dirty trade – so they can at least have a chance. But if the stakes rise to the point of radiation leaks, the situation in the west of the Ukrainian State will be far more serious. The rule of this war: no matter what the loser does, it will hurt him more.

[al3x]

Due to impunity, they will attack not only Zaporizhzhia NPP, but also other nuclear power plants.

[commbatant]

Quote: al3x

Due to impunity, they will attack not only Zaporizhzhia NPP, but also other nuclear power plants.

Yes, they've already hammered away at Smolensk, Kursk, and Voronezh...

[commbatant]

As I understand it, nuclear power plants in western Ukraine are inviolable..., just like neighboring Poland...

[alexoff]

There are many things there that are untouchable.

The bloody attack carried out by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the academic building and dormitory of the Luhansk State Pedagogical University (LSU) in Starobilsk on the night of May 22 using a drone became yet another blatant demonstration of the Nazi and terrorist nature of the Kyiv regime, which deliberately attacks civilians and does not hesitate to murder children in cold blood.

All this has become the last straw. Under these circumstances, the Russian Armed Forces are launching a systematic series of strikes against Ukrainian military-industrial complex facilities in Kyiv, including specific sites where UAVs are designed, manufactured, programmed, and prepared for use. These UAVs are used by the Kyiv regime with the assistance of NATO specialists responsible for component supplies, intelligence, and targeting. The strikes will target both decision-making centers and command posts.

We warn foreign citizens, including personnel of diplomatic missions and representative offices of international organizations, of the need to leave the city as soon as possible, and residents of the Ukrainian capital to avoid approaching military and administrative infrastructure facilities of the Zelensky regime.

Almost a week has passed and what? Nothing.

[aybolyt678]

Quote from alexoff

Almost a week has passed and what? Nothing.

Such a statement deprives the country's leadership of the right to make any further statements—now only action! Like a bear emerging from its den! Otherwise, our silence will be rejected by the last remaining sympathizers of Russia in the world.

[Nexcom]

...DAM has already uncompromisingly threatened the enemy?

[K_4]

Just give him the helm for a couple of weeks, and let Grandpa go to some Olympics again. I think the pressure for World War II is about to begin...

[Montezuma]

Quote: Nexcom

.Has DAM already uncompromisingly threatened the enemy?

Not yet, just yesterday's "harsh words" about a "symmetrical strike in the event of catastrophic damage" to the nuclear power plant. And the disaster hasn't happened yet... Should we wait?

I have already written about this once, but I will repeat these harsh words again.

(C)

[Gavrilo Princip]

A collection of speeches: "How I Defeated NATO at the Distant Approaches."

[pexotinec]

I agree with the conclusions above. We'll continue to wipe our hands of the slate. Or rather, not we, but our government. It's just a shame to lose friends because of these underhanded games.

[Brturin]

Something is burning in the bosses of Zelensky if they have gone to such an escalation - the college, the drone in Romania, the Zaporizhzhya NPP (all this comes together in one chain) - if they show their successes by the NATO summit in Ankara, but it is only at the beginning of July (7-8), another month - what are they planning?

[Non-fighter]

And who's going to pay for this? Will they raise our electricity prices again?

[Andrey Victorovich]

The Russian people will pay for everything, just as they are now paying for the entire war: for all the weapons and equipment sold to us at exorbitant prices by both our own and foreign companies, for all those oil refineries, ports, and ships... And then we'll have to pay for mine clearance, for the restoration of former U-ina territories, for returnees' allowances, and so on. It's noticeable how, over the past two years, the country's citizens have been slammed with fines, taxes, levies, and bans for every sneeze and breath.

[Maximum.1]

E anche dopo questo attentato ancora il governo Russo non bombarda i palazzi governativi ucraini. Ma cosa aspettano? Ma è possibile che non vedano che i terroristi ucraini non pongono limiti ai loro attacchi? BASTA! Bisogna REAGIRE,REAGIRE e ancora REAGIRE con una intensità maggiore della loro.

[Panadol]

It is necessary. The edge is as necessary.
But someone decided that this was not our method.
And no one takes the opinions of the country's citizens into account. They could even call a referendum on trust in the government and the General Staff.

[Oleg Valov]

And what does the President think about this?
Will he tell you about the red lines?
Give him a black marker😀