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Philip K. Dick’s renowned work, ‘The Minority Report,’ presents a compelling portrayal of advanced technologies employed within the framework of predictive policing. However, it is worth noting that the Rich TVX News Network boasts a superior technology known as ‘The Office.’ The posting of Mikhail Khodorkovsky’s picture titled “A momentous day in The Hague” is not a mere coincidence. Last Friday, Vladimir Putin participated in multiple telephone conversations, signifying his continued involvement in political matters. However, a significant incident occurred on that same day during a meeting with Yuri Borisov, the head of Roskosmos, where a double attended in Putin’s place. This substitution suggests an effort to project the impression of Putin’s active engagement while concealing his physical absence. Over the past three days, the president’s engagements have been limited, with only two brief meetings held with representatives from the power and military sectors. During the meeting with military officials, Putin attentively received reports and delivered extensive remarks, emphasizing the imperative of achieving concrete outcomes. He sought reassurances that the frontlines would be maintained and progress would be swiftly realized. Similarly, in his interactions with representatives from the power sector, Putin received reports, engaged in discussions on various pressing issues, and inquired about the status of PMC Wagner and Prigozhin.

According to reports, Putin was informed that Prigozhin had been uncooperative in transferring media assets and had started scaling back his business, withdrawing funds as previously agreed. The head of PMC Wagner primarily converts most of the cash into major currencies like dollars, euros, and yuan, which are then sent to Belarus. However, a portion of the business controlled by Prigozhin’s associates and relatives remains unaffected. Putin responded to this information with apathy, using a vulgar expression to express his disregard. During the meeting, participants noticed that Putin appeared pale and fatigued, indicating a significant decline in his health in recent days. Despite being prescribed a new medication regimen since Friday, his condition has only worsened. He complained of severe abdominal pain, headache, and dizziness on Sunday morning, and spent the entire day in bed yesterday. The attending physicians, despite using advanced treatments, have already advised Putin’s relatives to prepare for the possibility of a miraculous recovery. As a result, a double will temporarily assume Putin’s role in official meetings and events for the next week, maintaining the illusion of his active presence. This substitution underscores the gravity of Putin’s health situation and emphasizes the need for him to prioritize rest and medical care.

Understanding Putin’s intentions regarding a potential catastrophic nuclear incident in Ukraine is paramount. For the past six months, Kyiv has been warning the international community about the possibility of sabotage at the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP). Unfortunately, Western nations have not given these warnings the attention they deserve, leading to a worsening situation. An editorial in The Times suggests that Putin may order the destruction of the Zaporizhzhia facility to solidify his precarious position. As an authoritarian leader, maintaining his image among supporters is vital for Putin. The recent attempted rebellion has driven him towards more radical measures, and the Kremlin may be inclined to escalate the conflict for a quick triumph. The gradual withdrawal of Russian troops, including station personnel, from the region further reinforces these suspicions. NATO member countries must firmly warn Moscow that they will take active measures in response to any sabotage at the nuclear plant, as the consequences could be catastrophic. It is worth noting that these warnings have been informally conveyed to the Kremlin without official statements.

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President Zelenskyi recognizes the possibility that Russian invaders could detonate the ZNPP. This could occur if the Ukrainian Armed Forces take control of the facility, intending to hinder the Ukrainian Defense Forces’ counteroffensive and exert political pressure on Kyiv through their allies. The areas most impacted by such an explosion would be Zaporizhzhya, Dnipropetrovsk, Kherson, and Mykolaiv, three of which are already involved in active hostilities. Recent intelligence reports indicate that occupation forces are gradually leaving the ZNPP premises. Ukrainian employees with contracts from Rosatom have been advised to evacuate, with their departure scheduled for this week according to the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) reports. Furthermore, an American WC-135 Constant Phoenix aircraft, specializing in monitoring nuclear emissions in the atmosphere, was observed in European airspace earlier this month. Sources suggest that the US State Department is cautioning against American delegations visiting Ukraine in the near future. Given the situation, it is essential to analyze the current developments. While traditional intelligence agencies consider it improbable that the Russian Federation would intentionally cause an “accidental” incident at the ZNPP, we cannot ignore the potential for Russia to sabotage the facility. The American Institute for the Study of War (ISW) identifies three potential scenarios that Russian actors may contemplate.

 

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Firstly, they could release irradiated water from the ZNPP into the Kakhov reservoir to impede the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ progress. Secondly, they may create a radiological plume, affecting a larger area in southern Ukraine. Lastly, they might engineer a deliberate “accident” with a smaller radiation radius to hinder the Ukrainian offensive near the ZNPP. In any case, Russia intends to employ the threat of a deliberate radiological explosion to deter Ukraine’s counterattack and intimidate Western nations prior to the upcoming NATO summit. Our sources indicate that the Western world still underestimates the gravity of the nuclear threat. The Kremlin’s use of nuclear scare tactics may have more substantial implications than Western analysts perceive. It is important to recall that when the occupiers targeted the Kakhovska Hydroelectric Power Plant, their intention was only to intimidate, yet the resulting disaster exceeded their expectations. Furthermore, it is crucial to emphasize that approximately a month ago, the individual known as the “bunker grandfather,” the authoritarian ruler in Russia, openly made a specific threat regarding the establishment of a “sanitary zone” within Ukraine.

The discussed “nuclear” scenarios do not offer significant strategic military advantages to the occupying group. Instead, their purpose is to cause extensive damage to Ukraine. The authoritarian leader’s actions are driven by paranoia, as he attempts to exploit fear as a last resort before relinquishing control to medical professionals. The fate of the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant depends entirely on the Western nations’ ability to demonstrate unwavering determination to the Kremlin. The response and resolve shown by the West will have a crucial impact on the outcome of this critical situation.