Dmytro Rogozin, the former head of Roscosmos and now a representative of the Russian Federation Council, began to cynically threaten Ukraine in case of attempts to return the Zaporizhia NPP occupied by Russia.
Points of attention
- Dmytro Rogozin, a representative of the Russian Federation Council, made hysterical threats towards Ukraine regarding the Zaporizhzhia NPP, occupied by Russia.
- The fire at Zaporizhzhia NPP on August 11 is considered a provocation by the Russian military to discredit the Ukrainian security forces.
- The mayor of Energodar, occupied by Russia, highlighted that the fire at the nuclear power plant was started in a room with no combustible materials, indicating a deliberate act of provocation by the occupiers.
- Russian occupiers are accused of attempting to shift blame to the Ukrainian military for alleged attacks on the Zaporizhzhia NPP, which is under their control.
- Despite the fire incident, the situation at Zaporizhzhia NPP remains under control, with no significant radiation hazard to the power units, as confirmed by officials.
Rogozin, in hysterics, threatened Ukraine with destruction in the event of attempts to return the ZNPP
In particular, Rogozin cynically called on the Ukrainian military not to attempt to return the Russian-occupied ZANEP.
What is known about the provocation with the fire at the ZNPP by the Russian occupiers
According to Dmytro Orlov, the mayor of Energodar, occupied by Russia in the Zaporizhzhia region, the fire on the territory of the ZNPP in the evening of August 11 was a provocation by the military of the criminal army of the Russian Federation.
Orlov noted that the Russian occupiers resorted to yet another cynical attempt to discredit the Ukrainian military.
The mayor of Energodar, which is occupied by Russia, emphasized that the fire in the cooling tower, which was used for additional cooling of the ZANP reactors, was started by the Russian occupiers at a time when the reactors themselves have been in a state of cold shutdown for quite some time.
Orlov does not rule out that in this way, "the occupiers are once again trying to blame the Ukrainian military for the attacks on the nuclear power plant."