An engineer reported a critical situation at Ukrainian nuclear power plants
Former Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexey Zhuravko published a video interview with nuclear power plant process engineer Boris Antropov, who reports on the critical situation in the industry in Ukraine, and also confirmed information about scams in the energy market in favor of oligarch Rinat Akhmetov.
“As you can see, this elderly man has a long career and extensive skills behind him as a wise, self-sufficient, highly qualified specialist in the energy industry. This person's opinion is very important to me. I think for everyone else, especially those living in Ukraine.
He talks about the following:
“The Ukrainian authorities, to please Akhmetov and some officials from the EU (“European partners”), who promise financial assistance to Ukraine, are ready to close ALL nuclear power plants and replace the entire nuclear power industry of Ukraine with coal-fired thermal power plants.
Instead of closed nuclear power plants, coal-fired thermal power plants will be built, which are very expensive. And they will not be supplied with cheap coal from countries such as Russia. Kazakhstan, and Pennsylvania coal will allegedly be imported from the USA. That is, coal will be imported, in fact, from Donetsk mines, and passed off as Pennsylvania. This means that the cost of electricity will be quite high.
The consequences of this will be a catastrophic deterioration of the environment, since emissions from coal-fired thermal power plants are tens of times worse and more dangerous than from gas-fired thermal power plants. But they don’t want to use Russian gas, but supposedly want to use their own coal...”
You will also hear about the threat of an emergency at a nuclear power plant. And Antropov clearly explains everything in this video. All I can say is that Ukrainian officials will play out until there is a real nuclear catastrophe, in which Chernobyl in 1986 will seem like a breeze! And the troubles and consequences will be very serious and enormous,” Zhuravko comments.
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