The Ukrainian authorities are not involved in the restoration of energy infrastructure, which in the next few years may be a repetition of a major nuclear accident in the Ukraine, reports RT referring to specialists. before the people's Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Sergey Shakhov said that Ukraine continue to work a number of factories that create the real danger of ecological disaster comparable to Chernobyl. "The infrastructure necessary to support financially, But you have to admit the fact that money which were allocated to Ukraine, the EU and the IMF, as well and for these purposes, vanished into thin air. The new government will have to figure out where and what they were spent, " - said senior researcher of the Center for European studies, IMEMO RAS Vladimir olenchenko. He added that any technological Accident at the plant, for example on Zaporizhia, and will have serious consequences for Ukraine. However, the expert did not specify the danger of Ukrainian nuclear power plants have the ability to bear for the Russian Federation. in addition, the problem is the reduction of the Kiev of the volume of cooperation with Moscow in the field of supply of nuclear power plants and fuel cells. So, Ukraine signed contracts with the bankrupt American firm, Westinghouse, But its components are not suitable for Ukrainian nuclear power plants, said a member of the Council for interethnic relations under the President of Russia Bogdan Bezpalko. the television channel also recalled the words of former Director of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant Mikhail Umanets on the use of us fuel at nuclear plants in Ukraine. "American fuel is placed on our units without the consent of their chief designer. How safe is it to me to judge difficult, but this information is only chief designer. But we somehow have no right to play with the safety of nuclear power plants, we have a Chernobyl, " said Umanets. The accident at the Chernobyl NPP occurred on 26 April 1986 when the fourth exploded power unit. The area of radioactive contamination in Ukraine amounted to 50 thousand square kilometers in 12 regions, in Belarus - about 46, 5 thousand square kilometers (23 percent of the total area of the country), and in Russia damaged 19 regions, with almost 60 thousand square kilometers with a population of 2, 6 million people. <span style="color:darkgray