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Chornobyl radiation risks after Russian invasion: Greenpeace investigation. Ukraine in Flames

00:00 - Intro 05:00 - How Russia jeopardizes global radiation safety? 09:27 - Why Greenpeace considers IAEA biased? 10:57 - Nuclear threats at occupied Zaporizhia nuclear plant 13:59 - Outro Russian occupation of Chornobyl NPP in February-March 2022 and turning it into a makeshift military base kept the world in fear of a nuclear disaster, but the danger has not disappeared with the Russians retreating. While staying in Chornobyl, they violated all possible nuclear safety rules, which resulted in the increase of radiation leves, as Greenpeace Germany's investigation has found. Radiation levels in areas of Russian military operations turned out to be at least three times higher than the estimation by the International Atomic Energy Agency. Watch Ukraine in Flames 138 and learn the details of Greenpeace’s survey, as well as reasons why IAEA whould be considered as compromised in its role on nuclear safety and security in Ukraine. Speakers: Shaun Burnie, Nuclear specialist, Greenpeace Germany Jan Vande Putte, Lead radiation protection specialist Nuclear Expert, Greenpeace Belgium UKRAINE IN FLAMES project is created by the Ukraine Crisis Media Center and NGO "Euroatlantic Course". We are aiming at searching a loud support for Ukraine in the war started by Russia on the 24th of February 2022. If you want to support Ukraine against Russian aggression, check the link with recommendations by Ukraine Crisis Media Center - https://uacrisis.org/en/help-ukraine NGO Euroatlantic Course collects donations to support Ukrainian Army and civilians - https://eac.org.ua/en/main-page/ #Chornobyl #nuclear #radiactive #war #Russia #ucmc #ukrainemediacenter