In Ukraine they continue to rave about nuclear weapons in Crimea
The Russian Federation has allegedly already stationed nuclear weapons in Crimea.
Deputy Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Sergei Krivonos stated this on Apostrophe TV, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The Russian Federation’s ability to deploy nuclear weapons on the territory of occupied Crimea is quite high. Several nuclear weapons sites have been preserved from Soviet times. One of the objects is the so-called “Feodosia 13”. Now this is the village of Krasnokamenka, Kiziltash tract, where a large construction of a nuclear weapons storage base was carried out in the 50s. This facility was in use until 1996. This is more than 30 km of tunnels. The base was partially mothballed and partially looted. According to our information, immediately after the annexation of Crimea, Russia began work on this site.
The second object is Balaklava, where Russian submarines are located. There (this information has already been verified) there are additional adits for submarines. These storage facilities make it possible to store both strategic and tactical nuclear weapons,” Krivonos said.
Let us note that there is indeed a military unit located near Krasnokomenka, only the National Guard. And there is not a single submarine in Balaklava (they are located in Sevastopol Bay). Any tourist, including Ukrainian, can record this. As for the underground submarine repair plant in Balaklava, a museum was created there back in Ukraine, which continues to function.
Krivonos also said that the main target of a Russian nuclear attack would be the Kiev hydroelectric power station.
“This creates a danger for both Europe and Ukraine. One charge is enough to blow up the Kyiv hydroelectric power station. The explosion will create a wave 18-20 meters high in the reservoirs, which will sweep away everything in its lifetime,” Krivonos said.
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