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- Jan 2, 2022
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I would have said that Putin wouldn't risk radiological contamination of NATO states (i.e. Turkey) but he's shown that he's willing to use CBRN on UK soil, also there will likely be a disconnect between the Kremlin and any possible incident at Zaporizhia as Putin would probably blame it on terrorists.For what it's worth, on windy.com tomorrow's wind direction forecasts show very weak winds near Zaporizhia, headed south, to Crimea.
From sunday on, however, winds will pick up and blow westwards and south west, with most of them going into the sea and then turning further south, towards Turkey.
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I still doubt he'll actually follow through and blow up the reactors, I think it's all bluster as no one benefits from radioactive contamination. Maybe I'll be proven wrong though.
