Russia’s Secretive, Floating, Old Style Nuclear Reactor: Fueling and Testing in St. Petersburg, on the Baltic?
Russian President Putin trying to nuke his hometown? As Trump would say: “Sad”!
Rosatom, the Russian State owned company which answers to President Putin, and which poisoned most of Europe with radioactive materials from Chernobyl, wants to load fuel and possibly do tests in St. Petersburg on an old Soviet style nuclear reactor floating on a barge. St. Petersburg has only been Russian since it was captured in 1703. Putin was born, grew up, studied, and later worked in it. Does he hate it so much? Or is Putin only sly, and not as intelligent as we think?
“Authorities have ignored requests to find out why they insist on conducting the refueling — and possibly other testing — in St. Petersburg, a UNESCO-protected World Heritage Site with a population of just under 5 million…
Oleg Bodrov, chairman of the Public Ecological Council of the Southern Shore of the…
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