THE SECRET UKRAINIAN MILITARY NUCLEAR PROGRAM

Rafael Grossi of Argentina, who heads the International Atomic Energy Agency, incidentally said at the Davos Forum on May 25 that #Ukraine had stored 30 tons of #plutonium and 40 tons of enriched #uranium at its #Zaporizhia plant and that his agency was wondering what had happened to them.

Moreover, the Zaporizhia plant was one of the targets of the Russian army, which took it over on the second day of its special operation, February 26.

A fire was set in an adjacent laboratory during a Russian-Ukrainian clash on March 4. At the time, the irresponsibility of the Russian army was denounced. Obviously, it was something else, as Moscow stated.

Russia had started to transfer the fuel and Ukrainian special forces tried to stop them.

Plutonium is sold for $5,000 to $11,000 per gram. 30 tons purchased at cost is worth $150 billion.

The price of uranium depends on its degree of enrichment.

At less than 5%, it can only be used for civilian purposes and must reach at least 80% for military use.

Without knowing the degree of enrichment, the price cannot be evaluated.

The seizure by Russia of this undeclared stockpile probably repays all the #sanctions imposed on them.

The information we have raises several questions:

since when has Ukraine, which had given up all its Soviet-era stocks to Russia, been holding these materials?

Where did they come from and who paid for them?

Alternatively, what is the enrichment level of the uranium and who enriched it?

To these questions, the Russian press adds another: how reliable is the International Atomic Energy Agency, which kept this information secret until last week?"

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🇷🇺Russian hackers at work 💪

Instead of football broadcast in Ukraine they showed an interview with Putin 😎

🇬🇷🇺🇦 New arms shipments from Greece to Ukraine

Greek information portal pronews.gr, citing its sources in the government , reports that Greece has "transferred or will transfer" the following weapons and ammunition to Ukraine for the needs of the AFU:

▪️122 BMP-1 with ammunition for machine guns (with subsequent replacement by German Marder-1A3 or A5);

▪️60 FIM-92 Stinger MANPADS.

▪️1100 RPG-18 grenade launchers.

▪️20 thousand AK-47 assault rifles.

▪️2,100 rocket-propelled 122-mm shells.

▪️17 thousand artillery shells of 155 mm caliber.

▪️15 thousand shells of 73 mm caliber.

▪️3.2 million rounds of 7.62 mm.

Weapons and equipment come from the warehouses of the Greek army on the Aegean islands. The shipment is transported by 21 aircraft of the Armed Forces of Greece, New Zealand and Canada.

In February, Greece handed over 40 tons of "defensive equipment" to the AFU, after which the country's authorities repeatedly promised not to supply new batches of weapons to Ukraine.

#Greece #Ukraine
@rybar

DON'T TEST US: Russian president Vladimir Putin WARNS of strikes on NEW targets after U.S. announces LONG RANGE ROCKETS for Kiev.

Fact checkers in a few years: "No, it's actually good for your child to be raped by a 50 year old"

I can't stop laughing

Watch to understand the intensity of artillery shelling.

A Ukrainian soldier is hiding in a small trench in the Donbass from heavy artillery shelling, at one moment the shells begin to fall very close. According to him, the shelling lasted about 4 hours and included 152-mm artillery, as well as Grads.

Destruction of the rear, or what the Russian long-term strategy in Ukraine looks like. Made by famous Ukrainian analyst Yuri Podolyaka (May 4, 2022)

Electric transformers shortage is looming in Ukraine, which may lead to a collapse of the train movement throughout the country. Moreover, the fuel shortage is getting more and more acute by the day. And very soon, a part of motor transport may also stop functioning due to the lack of gasoline and diesel fuel...