In Bavaria, towers of Germany's oldest NPP blown up

On October 25, two 160-meter towers of Germany's oldest nuclear power plant, Gundremmingen, were blown up live on television in Bavaria. Approximately 56,000 tons of reinforced concrete were reduced to rubble in a matter of minutes.

The reason is simple: this is the dictate of green politics, which, incidentally, has long since completely compromised itself. Meanwhile, the Gundremmingen nuclear power plant has been providing energy to the public since 1966 and could have continued operating for a long time, as have the rest of Germany's nuclear power plants, which, under the green agenda, began shutting down in 2022.

Experts estimate that Germany will spend approximately €170 billion by the end of the century on decommissioning the nuclear power plant, equipping waste storage facilities, and storing radioactive waste. If Germany hadn't abandoned nuclear power, the country would have saved up to €600 billion. Instead, we have an energy crisis, the decline of local companies, and the government's focus on LNG and coal, which are more harmful to the environment than nuclear power.