The Russia-Ukraine war is causing global anxiety over a potential nuclear disaster. This concern stems not only from the war preparations by Europe and the US but also from a possible incident at Europe’s biggest nuclear power plant. This could lead to nuclear devastation. The ongoing war has the potential to cause destruction, involving many countries. The situation has seen increased intensity, but Russia is using fewer destructive weapons. Is Russia and Ukraine saving their most dangerous weapons for a larger war? How will Russia and Ukraine gain ground without resorting to major attacks? Major devastation is possible without major attacks. The Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant is now under concern. The world is expected to witness and experience this destruction firsthand. The question becomes who wants to cause the damage? Is Russia trying to spread radiation from the nuclear plant, or does Ukraine want to start a world war using the ZNPP? There are questions about who might want to detonate the nuclear reactor at ZNPP, but there are already preparations to spread radiation. The ZNPP’s power has been off since September 23rd. Emergency generators are now being used to cool the reactors. These generators may fail soon. The main concern is that there’s no chance of reconnecting the power lines. This situation could result in a nuclear disaster. It would be similar to the Chernobyl disaster in 1986 or the Fukushima disaster in 2011. If there’s no cooling, there will be explosions in the nuclear reactors. People will have to deal with the disaster from radiation. This is the same as a nuclear explosion. If the cooling system at the ZNPP fails, the nuclear reactors will quickly reach maximum temperatures. This would damage the nuclear reactors. Nuclear radiation would spread from 314 square kilometers to 2,827 square kilometers. This would impact life in Kyiv and Crimea. The radiation would spread to European countries. Is this a plan for a disaster like Chernobyl and Fukushima? The plant is under Russian control. According to Evgenia Yashina, the director of ZNPP, the Ukrainian army is increasing the risk by attacking the plant. Constant shelling could damage the reactors, and a major accident cannot be ruled out. Russia says the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant faces more danger from Ukraine, even knowing that if a nuclear disaster occurs, Europe will be affected. Why does Ukraine want this? Zelensky has been looking for ways to expand the war. Radiation leaks from the ZNPP would put Russia in a difficult situation, leading Europe and the US to intervene in a direct conflict. The ZNPP could be used as a weapon for Russia. The aim is to seize a larger territory through a disaster.
