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32 sats \ 4 replies \ @oliverweiss 17 Aug \ on: How The Russia-Ukraine War Could Go Nuclear... By Accident oracle
It won’t be the price for the greed of a fee people in this case. The nuclear plants are in general very safe these days, I would say. It will be the price for the stupidity of one nation having an idiotic and insane dictator in power who ordered to keep ammunition in the plants.
The nuclear plants are in general very safe these days, I would say. They are not safe in themselves, let alone and a straight or accidental attack on them. The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant requires a lot of external power to cool the fuel in its reactors and avoid a potentially catastrophic meltdown.
I think you need to read this
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If the things are done right, the nuclear plants are safe, I would stand by that. Soldiers in the plant is not doing things right. I am of course aware and scared of the situation in the Zaporizhzhia plant.
I guess I don’t understand your question about the greed of someone.
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Alright, stand with what you think is ok!
I guess I don’t understand your question about the greed of someone.
Greed of those people who want it go on and on! The countries and the people who seek Money profit from wars.
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Austrians are, for example, strongly against any nuclear power plants. I guess, thanks to the Green Party. They don’t have any. They even sued neighboring countries for building plants close to their border.
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