Valiantsin Trotski: Launching BelNPP Means Voluntary Consent For The Second Chernobyl

The candidate for deputy has told about the danger of Lukashenka’s nuclear adventure.

Valiantsin Trotski, who is running for deputy at the parliamentary election from the Narodnaya Hramada party and the Belarusian National Congress is a trained engineer-electrician. He served as a conscript soldier at the landing craft carrier, which delivered projectiles to the New Land, where the testing of the Soviet nuclear bombs took place. After the army, Valiantsin Trotski worked as an engineer at a plant in Severodvinsk, where they built submarines.

Unlike Lukashenka, he can easily tell the difference between a barrel and a container, in which the reactor is kept. Lies, deception, and concealing of various accidents and emergencies at the construction site of the Belarusian NPP by the authorities make all Belarusians, and the residents of the neighbouring countries, hostages of the criminal policy pursued by the state. Launching the Astravets NPP means a voluntary consent to the second Chernobyl.

The first part of the conversation with the candidate for deputy from the Narodnaya Hramada party and the Belarusian National Congress is available here.