Russia accuses Ukraine of plotting to blow up nuclear reactor in false flag operation

Russia has levied jarring accusations at Ukraine, accusing its neighbor of seeking to blow up a nuclear reactor and trying to pin the blame on Russia, according to Russian state media TASS.
Military officials in Russia claim foreign journalists arrived in Kharkiv on Sunday to “register the consequences of the provocation” and that Ukraine planned to accuse Russia falsely of launching projectiles at the reactor, TASS reported.

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“The Security Forces of Ukraine along with the militants of the Azov battalion are plotting a provocation with possible radioactive contamination of the area near the city of Kharkov. Nationalists mined a reactor at an experimental nuclear system located at the [National Research Center of] Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology. The Ukrainian military and the Azov battalion militants are planning to blow up the reactor and accuse the Russian Armed Forces of allegedly launching a missile strike on an experimental nuclear system,” Russia’s Defense Ministry said in a statement to TASS.
Russia also recently accused Ukraine of attempting to develop a “plutonium-based dirty bomb nuclear weapon” at Chernobyl, Reuters reported. Chernobyl was subject to one of the worst known nuclear disasters in history during its 1986 meltdown. Ukraine shut down the last of the reactors at the site in 2000 and has since constructed a confinement structure over the reactor. A g …

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