Update on Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant:
750 kV ChNPP - Kyiv high-voltage line is currently disconnected due to the damage caused by the occupiers.
As a result, the Chernobyl station and all nuclear facilities in the Exclusion Zone are without electricity.
750 kV ChNPP - Kyiv high-voltage line is currently disconnected due to the damage caused by the occupiers.
As a result, the Chernobyl station and all nuclear facilities in the Exclusion Zone are without electricity.
About 20,000 spent fuel assemblies are stored in the spent nuclear fuel storage facility-1. They need constant cooling. Which is possible only if there is electricity. If it is not there, the pumps will not cool. As a result, the temperature in the holding pools will increase.
After that evaporation will occur, that will lead to nuclear discharge.
The wind can transfer the radioactive cloud to other regions of Ukraine, Belarus, Russia and Europe.
In addition, there is no ventilation inside the facility.
The wind can transfer the radioactive cloud to other regions of Ukraine, Belarus, Russia and Europe.
In addition, there is no ventilation inside the facility.
All personnel there will receive a dangerous dose of radiation.
The fire extinguishing system also does not work, and this is a huge risk of fire caused by shelling.
The fight still goes on making it impossible to carry out repairs and restore power.
#StopRussia #Chornobyl
The fire extinguishing system also does not work, and this is a huge risk of fire caused by shelling.
The fight still goes on making it impossible to carry out repairs and restore power.
#StopRussia #Chornobyl
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