Lithuania plans to hold drills in case of accident at the Belarus nuclear plant

Re:Lithuania plans to hold drills in case of accident at the... by dainiusse on Thursday February 18, 2021 @02:10PM (#26184120)

The problem is - I'd trust french people, but not belarus/russia. As their quality sign - check out the cars they produce...

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Re:Lithuania plans to hold drills in case of accident at the... by cbmuser on Thursday February 18, 2021 @04:25PM (#26185820)

Well, look at the Russian space program. There haven't been any fatal accidents in the Russian/Soviet space program since 1971 as opposed to the US where the last fatal accident happened 20 years ago (Columbia accident).

See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_spaceflight-related_ac...

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Re:Lithuania plans to hold drills in case of accident at the... by osacial on Friday February 19, 2021 @03:11AM (#26190761)

Columbia had 28 missions - 28 launches and 27 successful landings. There has been no Russian space vessel, that has been launched more than 1 time into space. Even Buran space shuttle had only 1 mission, before it was abandoned.

I wouldn't comment on quality of cars, as I do not own any Russian car - and I also do not own any nuclear submarine(yet), but what we know is that Russians can't properly build bunker for their own fuhrer and Nuclear plant is less significant project.

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