The Russian Military and the Nuclear Warfare

There is a secondary risk, and this is one that we saw in march, which also applies to former neuclear power plant. The question is how long can those back up systems last for? How long will the power be cut for? And what happens when that power e runs out? That's the other kind of scary issue. At fukushima they were all swamped by the soon army and didn't run for several days. And you had this build upoof o pressure of steam, of hydrogen, of radiation. So if these er, if this power plant becomes effectuavely a battlefield, even if people do their best not to shoot at the actual reactor itself, or