Russia's Use Of Nuclear Power Plant Almost Caused A Radiation Disaster

The transcript discusses a critical situation at a Ukrainian nuclear plant where a fire severed its connection to the power grid, forcing reliance on backup power. This incident has heightened fears of a radiation disaster, with international bodies like the IAEA seeking to inspect the site. Public concern in Ukraine is evident, with increased demand for iodine tablets. The transcript also covers a deadly Russian attack on a train station and Russia's plan to increase its military presence in Ukraine by 137,000 troops, indicating a prolonged conflict.

What was the immediate consequence of the fire at the nuclear plant in Ukraine?

• Backup power was used to cool the reactors.

• The plant was shut down completely.

• The plant was connected to a new power grid.

• The plant was evacuated.

What did Britain's defense intelligence warn about regarding the nuclear plant?

• The plant is safe and secure.

• The plant will be shut down soon.

• Ukraine is planning to attack the plant.

• Russia might use Ukrainian military activity for propaganda.

Why are iodine tablets in high demand in Ukraine?

• They are a cure for radiation sickness.

• They prevent thyroid cancer in a radiological event.

• They are used to treat common colds.

• They are a new form of currency.

What was the target of the Russian rocket attack on the train station?

• A civilian train.

• A communication center.

• A supply depot.

• A military train.

How many additional troops did Putin order to be sent to Ukraine?

• 100,000

• 50,000

• 137,000

• 200,000