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troops into a combat position against russia, whether putting drones up in the skies over ukraine, whether securing volodymyr zelensky and others with sturdy contractors, we cannot sit on the sidelines, we cannot continue to argue that poking the bear is not going to lead to further destruction when clearly the bear is rampaging across europe. yeah, joe. i heard you agree there, feel free to weigh in, understanding your primary concern what you think most likely this is about choking off power and energy to other parts of the country, i have to ask, how would a radiation leak impact people across europe? oh, hugely. you can look the chernobyl scale disaster a off the charts it was the worst disaster it sent a plume of radio activity
the normal radiation levels were detected in the area. not deadly, but there s still no independent information on readings closer to the blast. it s obviously not on the chernobyl scale, but even if there is no danger, and i hope there is no danger, it is very worrisome that our government operates with such a lack of transparency. reporter: russia insists the air is safe. but more mixed signals the government ordering an evacuation near the site then abruptly cancelling it. the reluctance to release information reminiscent of russian denials decades ago after the infamous nuclear blast at chernobyl. james longman with us live tonight from moscow. vladimir putin still has not directly acknowledged this accident? reporter: that s right. and he won t of course want to talk about what russia considers military secrets, but this does raise big questions about the kind of nuclear technology he s trying to develop and the dangers they pose. james longman in moscow
they equate the two now even in terms of the threat level? because you hear that they re raising this to the chernobyl threat level and you know that the loss of life of chernobyl was huge. i mean that was a scale of disaster that has been rivaled few times in terms of here in in the world so why would they go that length with the increased radiation link, it would still seem to be significantly different from chernobyl unless i m understanding where things are. again, i think that the difference, for example, if we were to put this on a scale in term of the three-mile island and chernobyl the difference is three-mile island we had one reactor, now we ve got four. and some commentators have mentioned, don t forget we have the cores the three-mile island scale up to the chernobyl scale has much more to do with the scale of talking about here of four reactors. you know got it. you know nobody should