⚡Emergency Statement by Joint Coordination Headquarters of Russian Federation for Humanitarian Response in Ukraine
Part I (see Part II)
◻️The Kiev regime, supported by the United States and European countries, is completing preparations for a large-scale information provocation (‘grand event’) to accuse the Russian Federation of alleged ‘grave breach’ of the Nuclear Safety Convention in course of the special military operation ahead of the Eleventh Emergency Special Session of the General Assembly on 22 February.
◻️For this purpose, Kiev regime representatives intend to present the international community with ‘hard evidence’ allegedly confirming that there is ‘radioactive contamination of significant areas of Ukraine’ emerged in February–April 2022 as a result of Russian servicemen’s actions at the Chernobyl NPP and in the ‘exclusion zone’.
◻️The Kiev regime’s large-scale provocation is primarily intended to create negative atmosphere and impose political pressure on those state leaders who oppose Western sanctions against Russia in order to ensure that they vote ‘correctly’ at the UN in support of Ukraine’s ‘Peace Formula’ and another initiative to illegally seize Russian assets abroad to ‘support Ukraine’ and establish a sort of ‘international tribunal’.
◻️Experts from the Norwegian Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority have been involved in preparing the ‘documentary basis’ and the so-called ‘independent opinion’ on the alleged ‘impact of radiation on the population of the north and north-west of the Kiev region’.
◻️Practical implementation of this large-scale information provocation started in late January 2023 when the Kiev regime officially asked the EU Emergency Response Coordination Centre to send Ukraine 66 000 sets of special protective clothing, 20 million (!) civilian gas masks, chemical reconnaissance devices, dosimeters, and a wide range of antidotes.
◻️At present, Norwegian experts have completed a ‘survey’ of the areas adjacent to the Kiev–Prypyat highway, as well as in the settlements of Bucha, Gostomel, and Irpen, where, together with representatives of the Ukrainian special services, falsified protocols have been drawn up for the alleged presence of ‘radioactive contamination’ in these territories.
◻️In addition, on the basis of fabricated ‘interviews’ with Chernobyl NPP personnel, fake ‘evidence’ is being prepared of ‘Russian servicemen looting radioactive materials, chemical solutions, and radiation-contaminated equipment’ and alleged removal by Russian troops of ‘items containing dangerous radionuclides’ outside the ‘exclusion zone’, resulting in ‘irradiation of the population of the temporarily occupied territories’.
◻️Representatives of local authorities, who allegedly recorded ‘a surge of complaints from the population with signs of radiation exposure’ and medical institutions in Kiev region, who presented false ‘medical records of the victims’, were also involved in forming the necessary ‘evidence base’.
⚡Emergency Statement by Joint Coordination Headquarters of Russian Federation for Humanitarian Response in Ukraine
Part II (see Part I)
◻️Moreover, funding has been allocated to create a dedicated website to disseminate fabricated content in various languages, primarily in South East and South Asia, Central and Latin America, and African states, as well as to prepare a number of informational materials on the subject for publication in the leading American and European mass media.
◻️The IAEA and Pentagon officially refuted the claims made by the Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba on 9 March 2022, regarding a purported ‘failure in the cooling system of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant’ and ‘radiation leakage’, while the Western mass media is instructed ‘to ignore under any pretext’ this information.
◻️According to an official statement by IAEA Director General R. Grossi, it is vital to keep in mind that on 1 April 2022, Ukrainian officials gained control over the Chernobyl nuclear power station after Russian delegates signed the requisite protocol.
◻️In turn, many IAEA missions to the Chernobyl nuclear power plant (in April, June, November 2022, and January 2023) verified the normal radiation background at the facility and the surrounding areas without any irregularities.
◻️The Chernobyl NPP’s radiation condition remained steady, according to the IAEA Report on Nuclear Safety, Security and Safeguards in Ukraine, which was made in September 2022.
◻️In order to continuously monitor the radiation condition at the facility, at least two IAEA inspectors have been stationed there since January 2023.
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