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Very informative thread about what will happen if the rushists follow through on their threats to blow up Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.

Please read the original thread, it has so much more details and consequences.

A think it can be translated by Twitter? But I'll just translate a few points from there:

« 1.Forget about Chornobyl', there was one block. If the nuclear power plant, which the russians clearly mined very carefully, goes up in the air, the consequences will be many times worse. there was one reactor. There are 6 of them at the ZNPP.

2. Let's start with the fact that it will not be possible to immediately deal with the consequences. The nuclear power plant is occupied. Russia will not allow us or the IAEA to go there, nor will it send its own to patch it up. that is, we will have a broken nuclear plant and no possibility to close it.

3. The staff won't help as they will most likely get blown up or be unable to repair anything due to radiation leaks. therefore, we proceed from the fact that we have a distributed nuclear power plant, from which there is a constant output of: 1) radioactive fuel. 2) radioactive isotopes. 3) graphite.

4. Pollution goes in two ways. the first - by air. it is the air that will carry the worst - isotopes and volatile substances. I think there is no need to explain that it is almost impossible to protect yourself from this. everything will depend on fate, since we do not know which way the wind is blowing.

5. The second and maybethe worst. water pollution radioactive fuel flows and underground water. and most likely in Dnipro. the design capacity of the Chernobyl NPP is 6,000 MW, the same as that of the ZNPP. however, the Chernobyl NPP was in operation for 15 years, and the ZNPP - 37. imagine how many times more nuclear fuel there is.

6. But that's not all) rivers flow not only into the seas. rivers, together with underground waters, moisten the lands of Ukraine. as a result, most of Ukraine's land will be polluted and unsuitable for production. any.

7. Most likely, all of Ukraine will be polluted in one way or another. yes, to varying degrees, but it will not escape our neighbors either. if the ENTIRE station actually takes off, then most likely the whole continent will be fucked.»