Understanding rising nuclear tensions and reaction to Moscow bomb attack | Ukraine: The Latest



Day 180.

Today, we discuss the latest updates from Ukraine, discuss Saturday evening’s deadly bomb attack on the outskirts of Moscow and we welcome former NATO battalion commander Hamish de Bretton-Gordon to discuss the ongoing risks to the ZNPP.

Contributors:

David Knowles (Host). Follow David on Twitter @djknowles22
Dom Nicholls (Defence & Security Editor). Follow Dom on Twitter @DomNicholls.
Francis Dearnley (Assistant Comment Editor). Follow Francis on Twitter @FrancisDearnley.
Hamish de Bretton-Gordon (Former British Army colonel and former commander of the UK’s CBRN regiment and Nato’s CBRN battalion).

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22 thoughts on “Understanding rising nuclear tensions and reaction to Moscow bomb attack | Ukraine: The Latest”

  1. These guys whatever they r …. They r so sick that they call a terror attack extraordinary with a celebratory tone… don’t think i need to state how utterly stupid they r….

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  2. I think the Russian people will take Putin out if he blows the Zaporizhiazh nuclear plant because of their own fear. I think Putin know that anything's goes if he uses nukes of any kind. The whole world will be bloodthirsty at such a horror.

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  3. So many people who criticise Putin have been murdered. They never get investigated. This time they've claimed to have investigated the car bomb attack in 2 days. Not consistent.

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  4. I cant with this refusal of english journalists to learn to pronounce slavic names. Its godamn Pootin, not Pyoutin. U dont watch any other new outlet? How Deuche Welle can pronounce names, u can't? And what in nucilar? Wtf, do u all live in some Oxford saloon smoking cigars and drinking wiskey?

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  5. Check out the links I posted below, The National Republican Army of Russia claimed responsibility for the attack on Dugana. Fsb would rather blame ukraine than say a revolution has started inside russia by members of the russian military.

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  6. This horrendous nuclear threatis thanks to american meddeling. What right does the US have to involve itself in Ukraine? Firstly they planned and supported a coup against the democratically elected president of Ukraine. And then it showed total sisregard for the Misnk II agreements from 2015. If this had not happened if Ukraine had guaranteed to never join NATO. We’d have none of this war. Putin wouldnt invade a brotherly nation without these justifications.

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  7. The bomb was ment for Dugin. And if this had been the FSB doing the same op in Kiev, theyd call it what it was. A murder of a journalist. But since the journalist was working for the russian side, it was just something that should scare the Kremlin. Murder if its one of ours, if its one of them, its fair game

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  8. The chap repeating himself endlessly that Russia might be responsible for a nuclear accident fails to mention that it is Ukraine shelling the plant with western supplied weapons and likely under direction from the West.
    The telegraph war reporting is only for propagadising stupid people, many of whom have praised it here.

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