Cesar napísal: 15 aug 2022, 8:17 Podľa toho, čo je v správach, tá jadrová elektráreň Zaporozhye je od marca pod kontrolou Rusov. To znamená, že tam musia byť ich vojaci, ich ľudia. Teraz vraj začali Rusi ostreľovať tú jadrovú elektráreň. Akože oni ostreľujú vlastných ľudí a vlastných vojakov? Až takí hlúpi azda nie sú ani oni, že strieľajú na vlatných ľudí.

Alebo potom musia Ukrajinci útočiť na jadrovú elektráreň, je veľmi málo pravdepodoné, že Rusi bombardujú vlastných ľudí.

A Amnesty International azda tiež nie je Putinova bábka a propaganda:

gogo956 napísal: 15 aug 2022, 8:44 Cesar

AI nie je nazorovo objektívna a su v nej zjavne silné pro-ruské ideové prúdy, vela vyznamnych clenov tejto organizacie v poslednych dnoch sa preto od tychto vyjadreni distancovalo a odstupili z funkcii, napr aj jej spoluzakladatel.

Ukrajinci odrazili ruské útoky ve čtyřech směrech

jackb napísal: 15 aug 2022, 9:28 Rusi si tam urobili logisticke centrum, lebo robia z elektrane "zivy" stit - dalsi vojnovy zlocin na ich konto

Russian forces occupying the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in southeast Ukraine are preparing to connect to Crimea, annexed by Moscow in 2014, and are damaging it by reorienting its electricity production, Ukrainian operator Energoatom warned Tuesday.

It is the largest nuclear power plant in Europe and was occupied by Russia early in its invasion. Kyiv and Moscow blamed each other for attacks on the plant last week.

“The Russian military present at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant are implementing the program of (Russian operator) Rosatom aimed at connecting the plant to the Crimean electricity grid,” Energoatom president Petro Kotin told Ukrainian television.

“To do this, you must first damage the power lines of the plant connected to the Ukrainian energy system. From August 7 to 9, the Russians have already damaged three power lines. At the moment, the plant is operating with only one production line, which is an extremely dangerous way of working,” he added.

“When the last production line is disconnected, the plant will be powered by generators running on diesel. Everything will then depend on their reliability and fuel stocks,” Kotin warned.

Located not far from the Crimean peninsula, the plant has six of Ukraine’s 15 reactors, capable of supplying power for four million homes.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Monday raised the specter of nuclear disaster after strikes on the plant.

And UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that any attack on a nuclear plant would be “suicidal.”

“I hope that those attacks will end, and at the same time I hope that the IAEA will be able to access the plant,” he said Monday.

Recent fighting around the plant has prompted the UN nuclear watchdog International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to warn of the “very real risk of a nuclear disaster.”

gogo956 napísal: 15 aug 2022, 10:23 eMPiko

zasadny rozdiel je v tom, že jedni su napadnutí a sa iba bránia na vlastnom území a druhí su útočníci zabíjajúci na území iného štátu.

Oni ju formalne trochu poškodili aby to mohli pouzit ako propagandu do ruských medii že "oni su ti zachrancovia a preto su nasačkovaní v tej elektrarni". Je predchadzajuca veta zrozumitelna?