Yeah, only 3.6 roentgen
The is no reasoning with a mad man, and that is who is in charge in Russia.
Chernobyl is located on the border of Belarus. It's nowhere near any active military action and at least 200+ km from the active front lines.
With all that effort, it didn't last 6 years.
It is ridiculous that no decision at least on that minimal thing has been taken.
It's like somebody pointing a gun at and saying "eat this horrible snail, or I'll shoot you", but there's the possibility that if you eat the snail, he'll shoot you anyway and then you'll die having eaten the snail.
Therefore, as long as you have a second strike capability threats are irrelevant.
Everybody who has a reasonable number of nukes can erase himself and his enemy. That is his business and he can do so independently of what we choose to do. Consequently it's something we can't care about.
It is built in two layers. The inner one deflects radiation and heat back into the core, in the middle there is a cooling layer, I believe they even use liquid cooling to ensure the temperature difference between the inner hot and the outer cold layers are not too drastic which could cause thermal expansion and damage. And then there is the outer layer, designed to withstand heavy winds and harsh climate conditions. Just piercing the outer layer would have damaged the coolant middle layer and ruined a large amount of engineering work that went into this structure.
The dome was also literally built in such a way that it was assembled a few meters away and then slid over. There is no real practical way to fix the hole that appeared. There is no sufficiently tall ladder or sufficiently stable helicopter for this work. Especially in the middle of a war.
Putin should be sent to The Hague for just this, but there are many more reasons too.
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