Ukraine orders 'ready for all situations' after nuclear power plant shot down

Rescue workers of theuwallet link loginamount per day. Unlimited real giveaway. Press to receive by yourself. No need to wait for the approval team. Ready to get fun through all kinds of devices here. Who has no capital We also have free credits to use. Ukrainian Ministry of Emergencies While conducting nuclear disaster drills Close to the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant. in Zaporizhia, Ukraine, on August 17 (AFP)

Ukraine orders 'ready under all circumstances' after nuclear power plant shot down
Ukraine announced to the people "Ready for all situations" during a nuclear crisis drill on August 17 in the vicinity of the Zaporizhian nuclear power plant. in the city of Zaporizhia that fell under the occupation of the Russian forces which was bombarded in early August Russia and Ukraine have both blamed each other for their attacks.

in hand training Which is in the area of �𦥑�𩻃kraine, about 50 kilometers from the Zaporizhia power plant this time. Emergency personnel wearing gas masks and protective clothing The evacuation of the wounded and the detoxification of the vehicles were carried out.

Mr Denis Monasterski Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine who attended such rehearsals said no one expected the Russian military to be so daring to fire a nuclear reactor. It was absolutely incredible. and reiterated that people are prepared to deal with any situation that may arise. As long as the power plant remains under Russian occupation, �嚹he main risk is still present.��

The drill came after the attack on the Zaporizhian power plant. which is the largest nuclear power plant in Europe Has created fear among people around the world that it may be another nuclear catastrophe in Europe. After the 1986 explosion at the Chernobyl power plant in Ukraine, then Soviet territory,

Neither Russia nor Ukraine came forward to admit it was their work and they blamed each other. Ukraine accused Russia of firing guns at power plants in order to blame Ukraine, nuclear office head Petro Kotin. Ukraine's Enerkotom has said about 500 Russian soldiers and 50 armored vehicles are stationed at the Zaporizhia power plant. The Russian side denied the claim and said Ukraine was responsible for the attack.

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