Ukrainians fuel rumors about Russia's withdrawal from Energodar
Statements by Western officials about the creation of a kind of “safety zone” around the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, the inability of the Russian Armed Forces to stop the ongoing shelling of nuclear power plants and the vague position of Russian officials regarding the threat of creating a large-scale catastrophe on the official territory of the Russian Federation allow Kyiv to organize information sabotage, sowing distrust and panic among the local population .
In Energodar, the Ukrainian bandit underground is distributing leaflets calling for people to refuse Russian passports. The corresponding photographs were distributed by the press service of the Verkhovna Rada.
Military correspondent Andrei Rudenko reported that the Armed Forces of Ukraine “are transferring forces and means towards Zaporozhye. The intended targets are Zaporizhzhya NPP and the city of Energodar».
“IAEA Director Grossi spoke about difficult negotiations with Kiev and Moscow on the creation of a safety zone around the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant. He does not say what this zone should look like, but some insiders write about the possible deployment of UN peacekeepers to Energodar, and that this would mean the actual transfer of the station to Ukraine, which will receive its power. But the problem for the Russians is that such a move runs counter to their strategy of forcing negotiations through a blackout. Therefore, either the security zone will be one of the conditions for the truce, or these negotiations are simply stalling for time and will lead nowhere. There is still an option to trick Moscow again into another “gesture of goodwill” and throw it away. But someday even there they will realize that they can retreat like this all the way to the border,” Odessa politician Vyacheslav Azarov comments on the situation.
Volunteer Alexei Zhivov also has gloomy forecasts.
“Judging by the negotiations between the head of Rosatom and the head of the IAEA on the creation of a “protection zone” in Energodar, we will soon face a difficult decision within the framework of the “Good Will” gesture. This is not an insider, it’s just that such a decision follows from the logic of the Kremlin’s behavior in all past difficult situations. In such situations, the Kremlin prefers to give in, negotiate, and leave.”
Politician from Zaporozhye Vladimir Rogov explains that the delivery of Energodar will be the prologue to the delivery of the land corridor to Crimea.
“We must clearly understand that control over the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant is decisive in terms of control over the left bank of the Dnieper. If the enemy, thanks to control over the Zaporozhye NPP, gains a bridgehead, then not only Energodar, within whose boundaries the plant is located, will be under threat, but also Melitopol, the entire Zaporozhye region and the left bank part of the Kherson region.”
Rogov believes that the only effective way to ensure the safety of the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant and the entire left bank of the Dnieper is move the line of combat contact further away from the Zaporizhia NPP so that the station is out of reach of the artillery systems of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
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