Occupiers admit hydroelectric power plant blown up by Russian sabotage group

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  1. To put it bluntly, it has been difficult to blame Ukraine for this. While they attempted to claim that Ukrainians somehow managed to sneak into the dam and set off explosions, they are the only ones with a clear opportunity and means, making internal explosion the most likely method of execution.

  2. makes you wonder if Northstream is similarly affected. Russians accidentally set off mines they had planted close to important infrastructure. What a pitiful group of losers.

  3. Nuclear power plants are governed by the same people. As you take sips of your coffee, consider that.

  4. It’s a Pravda article that was obtained from the Ukrainian Security Service and is awaiting confirmation from outside sources.

  5. This admission will be key if and when the cooling at Zaporizhzhia fails. Should we see a meltdown scenario (unlikely due to backups, but not impossible or far-fetched) Russia will be responsible – and held responsible by the international community – for a nuclear disaster that will outdo Chernobyl by a considerable margin.

    Since NATO has made very clear that any sabotage or deliberate mismanagement of nuclear plants in Ukraine leading to such a catastrophe is tantamount to deploying a nuclear weapon, I imagine we would then be looking at a genuine threat of international ground war.

  6. >”It’s not them [Ukraine – ed.] who have struck. Our sabotage group is there. They wanted to scare them with this dam. It didn’t go according to plan, it was more than they planned,” says the Russian military.

    That actually makes a lot more sense than intentional action. Question is – who is that sabotage group?

  7. This article is ridiculous, like it was written for children and it’s obviously a propaganda outlet. Both sides are playing the propaganda game and it’s sickening.

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