Russia and Pakistan: U.S. is on the brink of a major nuclear catastrophe

United States of America faces “a major nuclear emergency” at flooded power plant from Nebraska, which could trigger “one of the largest nuclear accident in U.S. history,” the Pakistani newspaper revealed.

Although the newspaper quotes a Russian agency and Russia and Pakistan are in conflict with the U.S., the rumors are fueled by the fact that American Aviation Administration established a “no-fly” zone above Nebraska plant affected by a fire and the flood generated by Missouri river.

Moreover, the Russian Atomic Energy Agency issued a report claiming that President Obama’s regime of would be forbidden to release publish information in the press trying to cover up the incident, classified as a “catastrophic melting of the reactor core.”

According to the report, Nebraska nuclear plant suffered “catastrophic loss” in terms of cooling at one of the reactors after the historic flood on June 7.
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Meanwhile, on the website of the company that owns the plant, the information that the power unit is severely affected at “level 4 emergency” is denied entirely.

“This terminology is not accurate and does not represent the way the nuclear plant emergencies are classified,” the website said.

U.S. officials have officially announced that in Nebraska there were “negligible leakage of nuclear gas”, saying that the event is censored for “political reasons”. Russians write that this could generate a “violent reaction” of Americans, when they learn that they were hidden the truth.