Russia prepares provocation at Kursk NPP, evacuation plan ready

The Russians are preparing a provocation on the territory of the Russian Federation and are going to commit a terrorist act at the Kursk nuclear power plant.
This is reported by the Centre for National Resistance.
The Centre for National Resistance has obtained documents that say that evacuations from Kursk Region are being prepared. The Russians have tasked local authorities to create a transport register for evacuation of the population from the zone of probable radioactive contamination in case of an accident at the Kursk nuclear power plant.
In total it is planned to evacuate from 21 to 57 thousand people, while the population of the region is over 1 million people, and Kursk itself 435 thousand. That is, we are talking about 5% of the population of the regions, which indicates the "selectivity" of those on the list - said in the message.
It is noted that people will be evacuated from Kursk and neighbourhoods in the settlements:
- Zheleznogorsky;
- Bolshoye Soldatskoye;
- Shchegry;
- Gorshechnoye.
The CNS also recalled that the Ukrainian Defence Forces were not planning any attacks on the nuclear plant and were operating exclusively on the territory of Ukraine. The planned provocation is necessary for the Russians to divert the attention of the international community from the seizure of the nuclear power plant.
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Eugenia Ruban writes about political and economic news. She looks at large-scale phenomena in Ukrainian politics and economics from the perspective of how they will affect ordinary Ukrainians.











