> It’s not the first time that Greepeace activists breached the security of a French nuclear plant to underline its vulnerability. In October 2017, activists en

> It’s not the first time that Greepeace activists breached the security of a French nuclear plant to underline its vulnerability. In October 2017, activists entered the Cattenom nuclear plant in eastern France and set off fireworks. Aren't nuclear plants guarded almost as military bases with heavy armed patrols, car barricades and etc. ? Perhaps it is good GP shows these vulnerabilities in innocent way, so counter-measures can be deployed not after a real attack.