[ealgeone]

What can go wrong??

[dfwgator]

[freeandfreezing]

Not much, unless you are a Russian soldier or a civilian south east of Enerhodar. If the plant control systems are damaged, and the plant goes into a failure mode the main containment system may or may not prevent the release of a cloud of radioactive steam and debris.

With the current winds that fallout plume will land somewhere southeast of the plant. It is likely to create great damage to the cities recently conquered by Russia.

If the plant fails dramatically, and the winds shift towards the southwest slightly the Russians can say goodbye to Crimea.

Who knows, Russia's invasion of Ukraine may be over sooner than everyone predicted. Luckily they have naval assets in Crimea to evacuate it if they have to.

[EQAndyBuzz]

“ What can go wrong??”

The libtards will demand that all US nuclear power plants will have to shutdown immediately.

[jmcenanly]

The employees might not get paid. The burning building is the administrative building. The idea might be to knock out the power distribution, rather than the reactors. They would want a blackout, not Chernobyl 2.0.

[353FMG]

American vacationers in EU, don’t get buried by that radiation cloud. Not healthy.

[353FMG]

American vacationers in EU, don’t get buried by that radiation cloud. Not healthy. There is also the possibility of no return flight home. Put down that bier and Wienerschnitzel and haul a$$.