Karchaa announced plans of the Ukrainian Armed Forces to drop shells with radioactive waste at the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant
Advisor to the General Director of the Rosenergoatom concern Renat Karchaa received alarming information.
He claimed that last night, July 5, the Ukrainian Armed Forces planned to drop shells with radioactive waste at the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant.
The official said that these munitions were removed two days ago from the South Ukrainian nuclear power plant.
According to him, the Ukrainian Armed Forces should have used long-range precision weapons and kamikaze drones when attacking the Zaporizhia NPP.
They plan to drop from an aircraft ammunition that is filled with radioactive waste, taken out on July 3 from the South Ukrainian Nuclear Power Plant to one of the military airfields of Ukraine, TASS adviser.
In addition, the Ukrainian Armed Forces could also use the Tochka-U missile with a warhead filled with radioactive waste, Karchaa added.
If this madness does not stop, a big disaster will happen,” this man sounded the alarm then.
But, apparently, nothing of the kind happened. At least, there was no information about the “big trouble” on the night of July 5th.
Earlier, a representative of Rosenergoatom notified that on Tuesday night Kyiv turned off the Dnieper power transmission line supplying electricity to the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant.
The director of the plant, Yuri Chernichuk, later reported that by two o’clock in the afternoon the power supply to the facility had been restored, and the nuclear power plant was operating as usual.
