A radioactive cloud from Ukraine is heading towards Europe: news or rumor

The older among us remember the radioactive cloud from Chernobyl that stopped just at the German border. What about this radioactive cloud from the explosion of a depleted uranium ammunition depot in Ukraine, which is now heading toward Western Europe?

The British delivered depleted uranium munitions to the Ukrainians

The British have delivered large quantities of enriched uranium ammunition. These munitions are more effective but have the disadvantage of generating radioactive pollution in the environment when exploding.

Delivery of depleted uranium munitions to the Ukrainians by the British
Delivery of depleted uranium munitions to the Ukrainians by the British

This was noted during the Yugoslavian war and the war in Iraq, where these munitions were heavily used.

An explosion of a depleted uranium ammunition depot in Khmelnitsky, Ukraine

On Sunday, May 14, 2023, the Russians exploded an ammunition depot in the western region of Ukraine in Khmelnytskyi. The explosion was impressive:

A flurry of a radioactive ammunition depot in Ukraine

A burst of a radioactive ammunition depot in Ukraine

This depot contained large stocks of depleted uranium ammunition that could only be disseminated in the environment.

A Ukrainian radioactive cloud is heading toward Europe.

A radioactive cloud is heading for Europe due to the destruction of depleted uranium munitions supplied by the West to Ukraine, Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev said at a meeting in Syktyvkar.

The United States also ‘helped’ Ukraine. They pressured their satellites and provided ammunition with depleted uranium. Their destruction led to the radioactive cloud heading toward Western Europe. And, an increase in radiation has already been recorded in Poland,” he added.

According to him, “the United States uses chemical and biological weapons, including on the territory of Ukraine“.

What about the radioactive clouds and environmental pollution?

The explosion occurred, and there were stocks of depleted uranium ammunition.

On May 15, 2023, in Lublin, Poland, measuring instruments recorded a sharp increase in bismuth (6 to 7 times).

Radioactivity in Poland
Substantial increase in the bismuth level in Lublin, Poland

Bismuth is the breakdown product of depleted uranium used in munitions. People in Poland suggested that the radiation threat came from the Khmelnytskyi region in Ukraine, where on the morning of May 14, 2023, the Russian drone attack destroyed the Ukrainian ammunition warehouse.

Everyone will have noticed that the winds are currently in the east in Europe. There is, therefore, a strong probability that the pollution will spread with the wind and contaminate Western Europe.

So finally, is this radioactive cloud heading towards Europe intoxicating or not?

Let’s summarize and differentiate the facts from their interpretation:

Was there an explosion of an ammunition dump, followed by a cloud?

The answer is YES, without a shadow of a doubt. Numerous photos and videos testify to this.

Were there depleted uranium munitions?

This point is uncertain but highly probable. Remember that the British announced that they had delivered depleted uranium munitions. And therefore, these munitions must be physically stored in Ukraine.

How are the winds currently blowing?

The winds are oriented towards the west. If there is a cloud of radioactivity, it will go towards Western Europe.

Is depleted uranium dust dangerous to health?

Yes, depleted uranium dust is dangerous to health and the environment. However, it must be present in sufficient quantities. On the scale of a continent, there is a doubt that this dust could significantly affect the human health of European populations.

Another argument, which comes up regularly, is that it is propaganda from the Russian secret services. Even if the information is given by the head of the security services of the Russian Federation, this does not take away the facts mentioned above and the health consequences.

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Pascal

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7 thoughts on “A radioactive cloud from Ukraine is heading towards Europe: news or rumor”

  1. Witam,
    Przepraszam, że mój angielski nie jest zbyt dobry.
    Mieszkam w Polsce i dziękuję za rewelacje, ponieważ bardzo niewiele mediów mówi o radioaktywnej chmurze z powodu składowiska amunicji z uranem i wzrostu radioaktywności w Polsce. Ważne jest, aby rozpowszechniać te informacje, aby nasi politycy powstrzymali wojnę z Ukrainą.
    Darek

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    • Thank you for your opinion. We must inform about serious information. regards

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  2. For your information, from the TASS agency “SYKTYVKAR, May 19. /TASS/. The destruction of depleted uranium munitions supplied by the West to Ukraine has caused a radioactive cloud that is drifting towards Europe, Security Council Secretary Nikolay Patrushev said at a conference in Syktyvkar on Friday.”

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  3. Poland distributes iodine pills as fears grow over the Ukraine nuclear accident, from Reuters website… It’s not good to be a Polish citizen today

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  4. I did some checking and it appears that it is a fake news started by former KGB and security boss in Russia Nikolai Patrushev. You can Google for these titles (can’t publish links here):

    “Huge ‘Mushroom’ Blast in Khmelnytskyi Reignites ‘Depleted Uranium’ Claims” (May 15, Newsweek)
    “High concentration of bismuth in Lublin is a result of rainfall” (May 18, Fakenews dot pl)
    “Public Health Fakes: radiation threat due to explosions in Ternopil and Khmelnytskyi. Issue #30” (May 19, Voxukraine dot org)
    “Putin staffer’s fear-mongering claim of ‘radioactive cloud’ drifting over Europe debunked” (May 20, Mirror dot co dot uk)

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    • Hello,
      Let’s summarize and differentiate the facts from their interpretation:
      Was there an explosion of an ammunition dump, followed by a cloud?
      The answer is YES, without a shadow of a doubt. Numerous photos and videos testify to this.
      Were there depleted uranium munitions?
      This point is uncertain but highly probable. Remember that the British announced that they had delivered depleted uranium munitions. And therefore, these munitions must be physically stored in Ukraine.
      How are the winds currently blowing?
      The winds are oriented towards the west. If there is a cloud of radioactivity, it will go towards Western Europe.
      Is depleted uranium dust dangerous to your health?
      Yes, depleted uranium dust is dangerous to health and the environment. However, it must be present in sufficient quantities. On the scale of a continent, there is a doubt that this dust could significantly affect the human health of European populations.
      Another argument, which comes up regularly, is that it is propaganda from the Russian secret services. Even if the information is given by the head of the security services of the Russian Federation, this does not take away the facts mentioned above and the health consequences.

      Regards

      Pascal

      Reply

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