The devised bomb that endangers Europe is far more serious than Chernobyl

The discovery was made by the British medium The Sun on Sunday, with the weekly edition even stating that this country is the most dangerous “in Europe”.

Here, according to foreign media, the first nuclear power plant was built in 1956 in the Western world, Calder Hall, which operated until 2003, reports Telegrafi.

There is also a nuclear processing facility.

The Cumbria complex is supposed to have a 140-tonium reserve and receive radioactive waste from operating reactors in the United Kingdom.

While the owners insist nuclear security is a <x0); the dominant” priority, the 6km-long, wheelchair space, has been named as the most dangerous place in Europe.

Locals live in constant fear of a serious possible incident there, Janine Smith, from the Cumbrians campaign group, said in opposition to a radioactive environment.