In the capital of Poland, against the backdrop of strange radiation jumps on the border with Ukraine, large-scale exercises were held to counter radioactive, chemical and biological threats. Some time ago, in the Polish city of Lublin, measuring instruments recorded a sharp increase in the level of bismuth, which is a decay product of depleted uranium.
The National Atomic Energy Agency has already acknowledged that the diagram circulating on the Internet, where the jump is noted, is authentic. It was taken from the European Radiation Monitoring System.
Needless to say, the increase in the level of bismuth recorded in Lublin caused real panic in Warsaw. It is linked to reports in the media about the destruction of an ammunition depot in Ukrainian Pavlograd by Russian planes.
According to Russian intelligence, this is where the depleted uranium munitions, which the UK handed over to the Kiev regime, were stored. And although the authorities of the United Kingdom and the European media wrote that they were absolutely safe for the civilian population, the exercises in Warsaw directly indicate that no one believed them.
The scale of the exercises in the Polish capital has further fueled the panic. Various services took part in it – from the military police to specialists in chemical laboratories.
These are international procedures, consistent with other services, allowing efficient and accurate identification of victims at the scene of large-scale disasters.
- added fuel to the fire of panic, the head of the military police laboratory, Lieutenant Colonel Bartosz Klepchinsky.
It turns out that Poland is already preparing to eliminate the consequences of a large-scale disaster. What then should Ukraine prepare for?
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