President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that Russia was suspending its participation in the New START treaty with the United States that limits the two sides' strategic nuclear arsenals.
The attacks on nuclear plant were reported by the western media widely. Unless one is to believe Russians shelled themselves that leave only one option. UA didn’t even hide it too much though.
However, the final IAEA report (not linking this, easily enough to find) is lacking all the things they said before, and instead it’s pushing up the western version to the point of complete implausibility.
Finally, there is this “fun” video of president Zelensky, where he openly calls for preventive nuclear strike on Russia. Fun guy.
Yes, and it was unclear who made them according to credible news sources. So it’s bold to say it’s Ukraine firing on their own staff, their own power plant and risking a nuclear accident in their own country? Can’t read russian and a Moscowbased newspaper is perhaps not the most trustworthy source. Neither the iranian one… :P
Yes it seems like the ukranians was afraid that letting the IAEA in to inspect while Russia still controlled the power plant would somehow ‘cement’ their position there? Strange reasoning. Anyway, you claim that the IAEA sides with Ukraine even though they supposedly where hindered by them, glad to be protected against them and even pushed a statement reafirming Russias narrative about a ‘special military operation’. That’s an interesting train of thought.
Btw a quick web search can tell you that the subs in that video isn’t true.
No lol. But some of your reasoning is based on untrustworthy news outlets. As well as the video you uncritically linked tells me that maybe you’re not that picky with reliable sources. ^^
It is true that the Ukraine did hinder the IAEA from entering the occupied power plant, but that would argue that they wouldn’t side with the Ukraine. Your reasoning is contradictory and mostly based on unreliable news sources is all I’m saying.
Who knows. Or maybe they shelled those ukranian commandos you wrote about. The russians haven’t really been that careful about their troops in a nuclear environment.
but that would argue that they wouldn’t side with the Ukraine. Your reasoning is contradictory
It isn’t contradictory because IAEA is not independent agency, it depends on UN and UN is mostly western controlled and it’s very often used instrumentally to directly or indirectly support or whitewash western imperialism (i mean just remember Korea, Yugoslavia, Rwanda etc.), that’s why the final report is inconsistent with previous statements.
Or maybe they shelled those ukranian commandos you wrote about.
If you even read those articles i linked you would know there were multiple shellings and the raid was stopped 3 km from the facility.
The russians haven’t really been that careful about their troops in a nuclear environment.
The attacks on nuclear plant were reported by the western media widely. Unless one is to believe Russians shelled themselves that leave only one option. UA didn’t even hide it too much though.
Also right before the IAEA inspection arrived, UA commandos raid was repelled very close to the facility. The IAEA itself thanked Russia for safeguarding their team, which is pretty clear indication who they really feared will obstruct them (and of course UA did).
However, the final IAEA report (not linking this, easily enough to find) is lacking all the things they said before, and instead it’s pushing up the western version to the point of complete implausibility.
Finally, there is this “fun” video of president Zelensky, where he openly calls for preventive nuclear strike on Russia. Fun guy.
Yes, and it was unclear who made them according to credible news sources. So it’s bold to say it’s Ukraine firing on their own staff, their own power plant and risking a nuclear accident in their own country? Can’t read russian and a Moscowbased newspaper is perhaps not the most trustworthy source. Neither the iranian one… :P
Yes it seems like the ukranians was afraid that letting the IAEA in to inspect while Russia still controlled the power plant would somehow ‘cement’ their position there? Strange reasoning. Anyway, you claim that the IAEA sides with Ukraine even though they supposedly where hindered by them, glad to be protected against them and even pushed a statement reafirming Russias narrative about a ‘special military operation’. That’s an interesting train of thought.
Btw a quick web search can tell you that the subs in that video isn’t true.
So you just read multiple sources and decided everything you don’t like is false. And you do believe Russians shelled themselves XD
No lol. But some of your reasoning is based on untrustworthy news outlets. As well as the video you uncritically linked tells me that maybe you’re not that picky with reliable sources. ^^
It is true that the Ukraine did hinder the IAEA from entering the occupied power plant, but that would argue that they wouldn’t side with the Ukraine. Your reasoning is contradictory and mostly based on unreliable news sources is all I’m saying.
Who knows. Or maybe they shelled those ukranian commandos you wrote about. The russians haven’t really been that careful about their troops in a nuclear environment.
Not toeing US State Department nor belonging to the western media oligopoly does not automatically means outlet is “untrustworthy”.
It isn’t contradictory because IAEA is not independent agency, it depends on UN and UN is mostly western controlled and it’s very often used instrumentally to directly or indirectly support or whitewash western imperialism (i mean just remember Korea, Yugoslavia, Rwanda etc.), that’s why the final report is inconsistent with previous statements.
If you even read those articles i linked you would know there were multiple shellings and the raid was stopped 3 km from the facility.
And you know this from where?
Oh my, I’m not going to continue this. I was curious about your claim of IAEA sideing with Ukraine and I got an answer for that, thank you.
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