Russian forces fire rockets at another center consisting of nuclear product

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    Mandatory Credit: Photo by EyePress News/REX (12818014h) Image grab from footage released by the Russian defense ministry on Thursday Feb 17, 2022 shows Grad multiple rocket launchers deployed during joint military exercises with Belarus in the Brest region. Russia and Belarus have been conducting joint military drills since February 10. Russia-Belarus Joint Drill, Brest, Belarus - 17 Feb 2022

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    Grad several rocket launchers are not extremely exact, raising worries an atomic power plant might be ruined (Picture: EyePress News/ REX)

    Fears of a ‘large-scale ecological disaster’ have actually grown as Russian military fire rockets at a physics institute consisting of nuclear product and a reactor.

    Ukraine’s nationwide security service stated Vladimir Putin’s forces were shooting at the Kharkiv Institute of Physics and Technology utilizing Grad launchers.

    These rockets do not have exact targeting, raising issues that it might harm the reactor and release radioactive product throughoutEurope

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    It comes 2 days after Russian forces shelled Europe’s biggest nuclear reactor in Zaporizhzhia, triggering worries of a repeat of the 1986 Chernobyl catastrophe.

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    Sharing information on today’s attack, Ukraine’s deputy minister for foreign affairs Emine Dzheppar tweeted: ‘The Russian aggressor fired hail at the Institute’ s area, where the Neutron Source nuclear center lies, with 37 nuclear fuel cells packed into its core.

    ‘Destruction of a nuclear installation and storage facilities for nuclear materials can lead to a large-scale environmental catastrophe.’

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    (************ )(************* ).In this handout photo provided by the Ukrainian National Nuclear Energy Generation Company Energoatom, a fire is seen at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant - the largest in Europe - after it was attracted by Russian forces early on Friday morning Energodar, Ukraine, March 4, 2022. (Press Service of National Nuclear Energy Generation Company Energoatom via AP)

    It comes days after a fire was begun at theZaporizhzhia nuclear plant byRussian forces(Picture: AP)

    Britain’sDeputyPrimeMinisterDominic Raab

    informed LBC today that UN screens might be utilized on the ground to avoid a ‘Chernobyl-style’ occurrence inUkraine
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    stated he was‘very confident’ the relocation was being talked about due to devastating repercussions at stake.

    Raab included:‘I think it’ s the particular technical concerns plus the peace of mind that not simplyUkraine requires, however(****************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** )and the rest of the world, provided the possible worldwide reach of a catastrophe like that. ‘

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