Russo-Ukrainian War - 2022 Edition - Part 4

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Major Boredom said:
I have been suspecting for a while nico does not have the level of expertise he is alluding to.
While he may have studied and graduated I think that was only completed recently and may be an "appie" now starting to get experience. Seems to exude the study part of learning, but lacks the real experience that time gives
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Nico doesn't have a clue. He thinks you can "heat up" radiation. That's lower than high school level.
 
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Paulsie said:
Kids and people would maybe sit and listen to your experiences more readily if you didn't sound so damn condescending all the time. Just my 2c.
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My 2C. people who brag about their own experience and credentials tend to be insecure. I have no reason to flash my chest out before debating someone.
 
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Major Boredom said:
I have been suspecting for a while nico does not have the level of expertise he is alluding to.
While he may have studied and graduated I think that was only completed recently and may be an "appie" now starting to get experience. Seems to exude the study part of learning, but lacks the real experience that time gives
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I must be a very old appie then.
 
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ForceFate said:
The site is not approved for storage of military equipment, that's why the UN and IAEA want the soldiers and equipment out as soon as possible.
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Pak Fa Fui said:
Military equipment aka two Russia trucks
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Nope, not two trucks.

ForceFate said:
Lol. If it's just 2 trucks as you claim (laughable you think it's just 2 trucks or want to convince ke it's just 2 trucks), then why are they parked at a nuclear facility?
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Pak Fa Fui said:
The videos show two empty trucks, unverifiable video mind you
The say they geo located it at the plant through the telegram messaging platform
4/6 reactors are shut down only two are active, these trucks are parked on the opposite end of the plant, 600-700m+ away
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You know exactly where those trucks are located judging by a video that you didn't watch?

Any links to show that only 4/6 reactors are online?
Any links to show that they are 600-700m away from the shut down reactors?

I only ask because sometimes those inconvenient facts tend to slip through the cracks and disappear.
 
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Putin Warns Macron of ‘Large-Scale Catastrophe’ at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant​

Putin wants IAEA mission to visit the power plant "as soon as possible"

While tensions rise and shelling continues at southeastern Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) and nearby areas, Russian President Vladimir Putin and French President Emmanuel Macron discussed the need for the UN nuclear watchdog to send a mission to visit the plant. Both Ukraine and Russia have accused each other of planning provocations and false flags at the plant while warnings of a possible nuclear catastrophe at Europe’s largest nuclear power plant are growing.

After the call between Putin and Macron, their first in three months, the Kremlin issued a statement reiterating the Russian offer to provide security for the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) mission. The statement said that Moscow "confirmed its readiness to provide the [IAEA] inspectors with the necessary assistance.”

During the call, Putin also emphasized Ukraine’s shelling at the plant could cause a “large-scale catastrophe” and that the inspectors should visit the ZNPP “as soon as possible.” The French readout of the call said Putin and Macron "will speak about this subject again in the next few days following discussions between the technical teams and before the deployment of the mission.”

While Ukraine asserts that Russian forces are attacking the ZNPP, Moscow has controlled the plant and surrounding areas since March, giving them little reason to risk a major nuclear incident that would imperil the ethnic Russians they are protecting in the Zaporizhzhia oblast.

Though Russia controls the plant, it is still run by Ukrainian operators. Moreover, Russia has been increasingly sounding the alarm, calling for independent inspectors to see evidence they say will prove who is responsible for attacks at the site. For weeks, the area has seen frequent shelling. A Russian backed official in the oblast has accused Kiev of attacking the power plant repeatedly with U.S.-provided M777 howitzers. On Friday, Russia submitted a letter to the UN Security Council warning of Kiev’s planned "provocations" at the ZNPP.
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Putin Warns Macron of 'Large-Scale Catastrophe' at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant - News From Antiwar.com

With rising tensions and continued shelling at Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) and nearby areas, Russian President Vladimir Putin and his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron have discussed the need to send UN monitors to assess the besieged facility. Both Ukraine and Russia have...
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Nicodeamus said:
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1559351097747468288

it seems that Ukraine is hellbent on causing an accident.
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Why is Russia hiding in a nuclear plant? I thought they're the 2nd or 3rd largest by equipment and personnel amongst the developed nations. Why nuclear power stations when their adversary is out in the open? What are they afraid of?

I'm inclined to ask who poked the bear in this instance?
 
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ForceFate said:
Why is Russia hiding in a nuclear plant? I thought they're the 2nd or 3rd largest by equipment and personnel amongst the developed nations. Why nuclear power stations when their adversary is out in the open? What are they afraid of?

I'm inclined to ask who poked the bear in this instance?
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They took over the plant during the occupation.
Why would Russia poison the environment around the plant if they plan on occupying the area? It makes no sense.
 
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