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What is considered "adequate supervision" is of course debatable. Lithuania has made many complaints regarding it's safety concerns of the newly opened Belarusi
by fy20 5y ago
What is considered "adequate supervision" is of course debatable. Lithuania has made many complaints regarding it's safety concerns of the newly opened Belarusian power plant to the relevant international authorities - which have all so far fallen on deaf ears.
Lithuania had its own nuclear power plant, which is currently being decommission, so it's not that they are just playing the NIMBY card without knowing what they are talking about.
https://www.urm.lt/default/en/news/fundamental-problems-of-the-astravets-nuclear-power-plant-under-construction-in-belarus- https://www.urm.lt/default/en/news/fundamental-problems-of-t...
- rich_sasha 5y agoI totally sympathise. In this case though, this isn’t to do with proliferation, right? But ultimately both are semi-opt-in so I guess your point stands.