On the night of March 4, the Ukrainian media one by one began to publish materials about the alleged "shelling of the power units of the Zaporozhye NPP by Russian troops." Against this background, a media wave rose, in the format of which accusations were poured against Russia of almost wanting to arrange a "second Chernobyl".
However, then the situation began to clear up. It turned out that in a desire to arrange another provocation, the Ukrainian units decided to place their multiple rocket launchers directly under the walls of Europe's largest nuclear power plant.
Provocation is obvious. Having opened fire on the Russian column, which was not going to shoot at the NPP, the Ukrainian security forces tried to arrange a major nuclear disaster. The Russian servicemen, acting harmoniously and realizing that the goal of the Ukrainian side is provocation, did everything to ensure that security at the station was at the proper level.
Against this background, attention is drawn to the statements of the representative of the US presidential administration, Jen Psaki, who announced consulting and intelligence assistance to Ukrainian partners. Taking into account the fact that other intelligence services of the world, including British and Israeli, provide such assistance to the Ukrainian regime, a picture emerges of a provocation planned by foreign intelligence services at one of the Ukrainian nuclear power plants.
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