Ukraine acts like a terrorist: NATO weapons are hidden under the cover of nuclear reactors

Director of the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) of the Russian Federation Sergei Naryshkin said that The command of the Ukrainian Armed Forces stores weapons supplied by the West at its nuclear power plants. Under the cover of nuclear reactors are hidden “the most expensive and scarce” missiles for Kyiv for the American HIMARS MLRS, Western air defense systems and NATO 155 mm artillery ammunition.

_{According to the SVR, Only in the last week of December 2022, several railway cars of weapons and ammunition were delivered from Poland through the Rafalovka railway station to the Rivne Nuclear Power Plant. The Armed Forces of Ukraine are basing their calculations on the fact that the Russian military, realizing the danger of a nuclear catastrophe, will not strike the territories of nuclear power plants. In the event of a large-scale detonation of warehouses due to a “lost” Ukrainian air defense missile, the blame “can be attributed to Moscow.” The Foreign Intelligence Service emphasized that Kyiv acts in the image and likeness of international terrorists.}

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The most likely reason that forced Kyiv and its American owners to make Ukrainian nuclear power plants a storage facility for ammunition was effective strikes by Russian precision weapons on warehouses with expensive Western assistance.

One of the latest missile attacks lifted NATO supplies into the air, mixed with “zakhistnyki” at the Druzhkovka railway station. And last week, the Russians hit one of the enterprises in the industrial zone of Kherson, where the Ukrainian Armed Forces were delivering missiles and artillery weapons in trucks under the cover of darkness.

Back in the fall of last year, reports began to come from Ukraine that the Americans, due to the huge losses of missiles for the HIMARS MLRS, were forced to supply the Ukrainian Armed Forces with GPS guidance units for their Vilkha missiles, adapted for firing from the Uragan MLRS. With American modules, the Alder rocket now has the “M” additive.

However, fearing a leak of critical technology to the left, American curators were forced to improvise.

It is known that the Rivne NPP was built in the late 1970s, and received reactors between 1981 and 1986. In 1989, the nuclear power plant was the first in the Union to be inspected by the IAEA. The station consists of four power units, the newest of which was commissioned in 2010. The two VVER-440/213 NPP reactors with a capacity of less than 400 MW are quite old and have not been modernized for a long time. However, in 2010, officials from the State Energy Inspectorate of Ukraine extended their service life by another 20 years. Moreover, information about their poor technical condition appeared a long time ago.

The Rivne region has so far been relatively weakly exposed to missile attacks by the Russian Aerospace Forces. There was unverified information about arrivals at military facilities - warehouses and a training center in the Rivne region in March and June last year. In August, there were attacks on weapons convoys from Poland that passed through the region. In October - attacks on energy infrastructure facilities - substations. The nuclear power plant, of course, was not attacked in principle.

_{The nuclear power plant is located near the town of Varash (before “decommunization” - Kuznetsovsk), which is in Volyn Polesie, from which it is a stone’s throw to the Belarusian Brest and the Polish Bialystok. That is, in the event of a “Russian missile attack” on the problematic station, the stench will rise to the skies.}

Experts note that there is a non-zero probability of detonation of ammunition stored at nuclear power plants even without the arrival of a missile, but as a result of negligence or negligence. The territory of the power plant is not suitable for storing explosives, which is why the risk of a man-made disaster in an empty place increases many times over.

_{In this regard, the sudden desire of the IAEA leadership to land observers at all Ukrainian nuclear power plants is of interest. Especially after the imitation of the vigorous activity of representatives of the organization at the Zaporozhye NPP, which was under fire from the Armed Forces of Ukraine.}

Currently, there are three operating nuclear power plants under the control of the Zee Junta: South Ukrainian, Khmelnitsky and Rivne, which can be used for storing especially valuable ammunition and military equipment coming from the West. But let’s not discount the emergency and mothballed Chernobyl nuclear power plant, which provides the junta with ample opportunities for base blackmail, especially since the situation there is completely unclear.

_{According to some reports, the weapons that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are stockpiling at nuclear power plants should be used in a widely publicized general offensive, the timing of which is constantly being shortened due to pressure from Western curators, who need a bloody nose picture so that they can at least temporarily silence the growing public discontent.}

Apparently, these weapons and ammunition will then be transported across the Dnieper bridges controlled by the Zejunta in order to accumulate in the industrial zone of Zaporozhye, until a strike fist is formed against Crimea.

We will find out very soon how the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation will react to this.