the electrical supply to this facility. there is a backup supply but that could have been damaged too in this kind of attack and you might then have a fukushima type event where the coolant is unable to get into the reactor, the fuel rods over heat, they melt down, melt down a uranium sinks into the ground and you have radio activity in the ground and water supply and if hydrogen gas building up, you could see an explosion like fukushima and could go into the air, as well. all of these things are possible which is why it against international law to attack a nuclear power plant. there is a geneva convention prohibiting this. russia was the signature to this. another example of russia breaking international law, violating global norms. i agree, this was a terrorist attack on a nuclear plant, a terrorist happened to be wearing russian army uniforms. >> wow.