After the Belarusian Energy Ministry confirmed an “extreme situation” during the construction of the Astravyets Nuclear Power Plant close to the Lithuanian border, a Lithuanian nuclear energy expert maintains it was a serious incident and does not rule out that the utility might need a new body of the reactor, although other officials have expressed stronger opinions.
Saulius Kutas, former chief of the Lithuanian State Nuclear Power Safety Inspectorate, says it is important to demand answers not only from Belarus but also from the manufacturer of the reactor, ...
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