Already on February 24 - the day of the ๐ท๐บ invasion of ๐บ๐ฆ - the "liberators" appeared at the #Chornobyl nuclear power plant, who were there until March 31.
All this time, they held hostage the staff of the plant, as well as the National Guard soldiers who guarded it.
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All this time, they held hostage the staff of the plant, as well as the National Guard soldiers who guarded it.
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The power plant did not receive the external power required for safe storage of spent fuel. Forest fires also broke out in the Exclusion Zone, and the occupiers did not allow them to be extinguished.
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#ClimateEmergency
#nuclear
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#ClimateEmergency
#nuclear
Before leaving the #Chornobyl nuclear power plant, the occupiers drew up and signed the "ChNPP Acceptance and Transfer Act". It stated that the troops of the ๐ท๐บ National Guard allegedly "guarded" the #Chornobyl nuclear power plant from February 24 to March 31. "
According to the head of the State Agency of ๐บ๐ฆ for Exclusion Zone Management Yevhen Kramarenko, in those days the plant itself was a headquarters and about 50 units of equipment, as well as about a thousand soldiers. In #Chornobyl, ๐ท๐บ set up a commandant's office.
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