Moscow: “The radioactive cloud towards Europe after the destruction of the depleted uranium ammunition depot.” Poland: False, no emergency

Ammunition depot inPoor uranium Sent from the West, it was destroyed by Russian bombing, as a result of which a “radiant cloud” was formed, heading towards Europe. This was stated by the head of the Russian Security Council, Nikolai Patrushev, citing RIA Novosti.

According to Patrushev, an increase in radioactive levels had already been detected in Poland. Patrushev did not mention the location of the bombing, but in recent days, pictures of a Russian attack that took place on May 13 in the Khmelnitsky region, west of Kiev, have been spread on Telegram channels. Giant black cloud In the shape of a mushroom cloud. The hypothesis that depleted uranium munitions can explode was also discussed in many Russian media. In recent days, according to information provided by the Russian Defense Ministry, Russian bombing of weapons depots from NATO countries in Ukraine has increased with the aim of hampering the declared counter-offensive in Kiev.

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Poland includes: No emergency in Europe.

Indeed, there is no emergency in Europe. “We have not received any radioactive emergency notifications,” the Polish atomic agency wrote on its website, explaining that it is “in constant contact with the International Atomic Energy Agency, and the Ukrainian Nuclear Regulatory Authority (Snriu).” “International System for Early Notification of Radiological Emergencies (USIE)”. After “misinformation about the radiation risk in Poland”, the agency explained that “the situation in the country is normal”: the peaks “observed in Poland in recent days, but also in the rest of Europe, are not unusual” and “check regularly” for precipitation.

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