In addition to the "red lines" there is nothing in the Russian Federation, and at the Peace summit will consider the safety of the ZPP - expert (video)

The Kremlin simply has no other threats, and they will not use nuclear weapons because they understand all the consequences for themselves. A military and public figure, Major General of the SBU, National Security expert Viktor Yugan told this in an interview with focus. According to him, the situation is very simple - Ukraine will beat on all military objects of the enemy in its territory, where it will be able to reach. Even tactical nuclear weapons will not dare to start.

"If nuclear missiles rise into the sky, no nuclear country will be disassembled and wait for them to come," Yugan emphasizes. "Everyone has monitoring systems and in the event of launching missiles the consequences for the Russian Federation will be devastating. Therefore, except" red lines " Russia is nothing more threatening.

" With regard to the future of the Peace Summit in Switzerland, according to Major General of the reserve, it should not be expected that the whole formula of Peace of Zelensky will be considered on it. Of the ten points, only a few will be considered, including the issues of radiation security at the Zaporozhye NPP and taking it under international control. "The Russians cannot fully serve it because they have not received the relevant international license," Yunen notes.

"All Russian engineers who want to work there will no longer be able to work in the future outside the Russian Federation at other facilities served by the aggressor country, so therefore that will violate the rules. " According to Yagun, Russia is not ready to go for a confrontation from the IAEA, so it will simply decline.

Moreover, the danger of its destruction from hostilities remains, because the Russian Federation uses it to cover the shelling with its artillery, and the Armed Forces cannot be beaten. "It will be the first peace forum for Ukraine and should not expect breakthrough decisions at once," the expert says. "The main thing is to launch this process and show the number of countries that are ready to stand, if not at all, at least at more basic positions of Ukraine.