Last minute: Simulation prepared: What could happen in a possible nuclear accident in Zaporozhye?

Scientists from the Hydrometeorology Institute of Ukraine, affiliated to the National Academy of Sciences, modeled which regions the radiation would be carried by the air and create pollution after a possible accident in Zaporizhia, with a simulation prepared based on the weather conditions between August 15 and 18.

DIRECTION DONBAS REGION

Image: DHA

Image: DHA

As a result of the modeling, it was stated that the radiation initially moved towards Belarus, Poland and the Baltic countries, but the main direction of the radioactive particles was the east of the country, namely the Donbas region.

“At the end of the simulated period, the main direction of radionuclide transport is to the east, as a result of which increases in the concentration of radioactive aerosols in the surface air of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions can be observed,” the statement of scientists pointing to the Donbas region said.

Visual: AP

Image: AP

The Institute emphasized that they will continue to model according to the weather conditions in different time periods.

WHAT IS RUSSIA SAYING?

Image: DHA

Image: DHA

The Russian Ministry of Defense, on the other hand, made an assessment of the situation at the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant and claimed that the power plant was bombed by the Ukrainian army as of July 18.

The ministry stated that it was investigating and that the attacks were launched from the Marganets and Nikopol sides. The ministry also prepared a map of another scenario prepared by Russian scientists.

* Images of the news are provided by DHA and Associated Press.