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Lukashenka's Nuclear Program

Construction of a nuclear power station in Belarus is to start in January 2009. According to plans, the first bloc of the nuclear power station is to be launched in 2016, the second in 2018. It is planned to use water-moderated water-cooled reactors of the third generation. The main producer of this equipment, US-Japanese, French-German and Russian companies, have received offers from Belarus to consider possible participation in construction of the nuclear power station. According to experts, the nuclear power station will be constructed by Russia.

The intention of the regime to construct the nuclear power station has caused protests of scientists and population. Belarus is the country most affected by the catastrophe at Chernobyl nuclear power plant, Scientists advocate prohibition of placing nuclear armaments and its elements at the country’s territory, construction of nuclear power plants and storage of nuclear waste.



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  • Delay action nuclear bomb
    8:45 Delay action nuclear bomb
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    A nuclear power plant is jokingly called peaceful. It is a biting jest, however. Only those who will gain huge benefit from the plant construction can joke like that. 

27.02.2008
  • Mikhail Marynich: “Belarus-Iran cooperation may be dangerous for whole Europe”
    17:58 Mikhail Marynich: “Belarus-Iran cooperation may be dangerous for whole Europe”
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    Iran is ready to render support to Belarus in nuclear power plant construction and running. Iran’s Ambassador to Belarus Abdolhamid Fekri said it on a press conference in Minsk today. “Besides the fact Iran doesn’t have necessary nuclear technology, Belarus-Iran cooperation may be dangerous for whole Europe,” Mikhail Marynich, former minister of foreign economy, one of the initiators of the civil campaign “European Belarus” said to the Charter’97 press center commenting on the offer of the Iran’s Ambassador. 

  • Iran ready to help Belarus to build nuclear power plant
    15:39 Iran ready to help Belarus to build nuclear power plant
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    Iran is ready to grant aid to Belarus in construction and operation of a nuclear power plant. It has been stated by Iranian Ambassador to Belarus Abdolhamid Fekri on February 27 at a press-conference in Minsk. 

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