1 million euros! Korean media's exposure of Japan's "black PR" has been delayed. 28th | International Atomic Energy Agency | Japan

The discharge of Fukushima nuclear contaminated water into the sea is imminent, and TEPCO emphasizes that the discharge plan cannot be postponed. At the same time, South Korean media has revealed shocking news that there is a black chain of interests between the Japanese government and the International Atomic Energy Agency.

TEPCO: Nuclear contaminated water discharge into the sea cannot be delayed

Shareholders of TEPCO: Resolutely oppose the discharge of nuclear contaminated water into the sea

On the 28th, Tokyo Electric Power Company held a general meeting of shareholders. During the meeting, the President of Tokyo Electric Power Company, Kobayakawa, stated that in order to promote the operation of decommissioned boilers, the discharge of contaminated water from Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the sea cannot be postponed. He hopes that shareholders can understand.

Shareholders of Tokyo Electric Power Company in Japan

Resolutely oppose the plan to discharge into the sea. The ocean connects the world, and although nuclear contaminated water has been diluted, is it really appropriate to discharge a large amount of nuclear contaminated water into the ocean?

Kobayakawa stated that he will still abide by his promise and "will not discharge into the sea without the understanding of the local fisheries association federation," but fisheries personnel have clearly expressed opposition.

Yasuhisa Sakamoto, President of the National Fisheries Association Federation

The discharge of treated water is a matter of life and death.

The so-called nuclear contaminated water discharge plan is that the nuclear contaminated water treated by a "multi nuclide treatment system" will be injected into a swimming pool sized tank, with about 6 liters of treated water injected into about 4 tons of seawater at once every second. After that, the diluted water will be discharged into the Pacific Ocean through underwater pipelines, about 1 kilometer away from the coast of Fukushima.

Korean media: The Fukushima area has caught fish that seriously exceed radiation standards multiple times

According to South Korean media, due to the discovery of "grouper" that is 180 times higher than the radiation standard in Fukushima, TEPCO has begun to arrange fishing nets and other work in an attempt to prevent fish from flowing to other waters in this area.

TEPCO pointed out that the reason for the high radiation "grouper" is the seabed soil and stated that an investigation will be conducted.

Korean media: The cesium content in each kilogram of seabed soil in the front sea of Fukushima exceeds 100000 Becquerels

According to South Korean media reports, a high radiation grouper was caught in the Qianhai area of Fukushima in 2019, and 12 fish caught here in 2022 exceeded the radiation standard. The problem persisted, but was put on hold until the imminent discharge of nuclear contaminated water, when TEPCO conducted an investigation into the seabed soil. According to the survey, over 100000 becquerels of cesium were detected in each kilogram of seabed soil here.

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Sharp opposition between the South Korean government and opposition

The opposition party in South Korea strongly urges Japan to withdraw its plan to discharge pollutants into the sea

At the plenary session of the Agriculture, Forestry, Livestock, Food, and Marine Products Committee of the South Korean National Assembly, opposition parties passed a resolution urging Japan to withdraw its plan to discharge pollutants into the sea. The resolution includes: the South Korean government will sue the Japanese government in the International Court of the Law of the Sea, and urging the South Korean government to increase nuclear radiation testing for aquatic products. Members of the ruling National Power Party collectively withdrew on the same day without voting.

South Korean opposition party announces filing a lawsuit against the United Nations over the issue of nuclear contaminated water being discharged into the sea

At the same time, the "National Alliance for Economic Democratization and Peaceful Reunification" group composed of members of the Common Democratic Party also held a press conference in Congress, announcing that it will push for a resolution to submit the issue of Fukushima nuclear contaminated water discharge into the sea as an urgent and important issue to the United Nations General Assembly in September this year.

The Japanese government has been exposed

Tampering of International Atomic Energy Agency reports

1 million euros bribe Japan to tamper with the International Atomic Energy Agency report?

On the 27th, a self media channel in South Korea called "Detective" exclusively exposed the cover of a report, stating that "this is the final assessment report on the discharge of contaminated water from Fukushima nuclear power plant by the International Atomic Energy Agency.". The self media reported twice on the 21st and 26th of this month that the Japanese government had bribed the International Atomic Energy Agency and exerted influence on the content of the final evaluation report.

According to a three page conversation record between Japanese Foreign Ministry A and suspected Asian Development Bank President Asakawa Yasuki, Japanese Atomic Energy Agency personnel Mizuno Takashi and International Atomic Energy Agency personnel F had many secret communications with Agency Director General Grosi, and the Japanese government provided political donations of over 1 million euros. In return, the Japanese government obtained the final draft of the Atomic Energy Agency report through illegal channels on June 15th and made significant revisions to align it with the Japanese concept. The report finalized by the Japanese government will be used to persuade experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency to approve the discharge of nuclear contaminated water into the sea.

China hopes that the International Atomic Energy Agency can provide an assessment report that can withstand scientific and historical tests

On the 28th, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning stated that the Japanese government has a responsibility to provide convincing explanations for the relevant reports, and the Secretariat of the International Atomic Energy Agency should also respond. China hopes that the International Atomic Energy Agency can provide an assessment report that can withstand scientific and historical tests and will not endorse Japan's plan to discharge into the sea.

The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs urges Japan to fulfill its international legal obligations and stop its sea discharge plan

On the 29th, Mao Ning once again urged Japan to face the concerns of the international community, fulfill its international legal obligations, and stop the plan to discharge nuclear contaminated water into the sea.

Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning

Various signs indicate that the Japanese government is likely to ignore the opposition of the international community and its own people and forcefully initiate the discharge of nuclear contaminated water into the sea in the near future, forcing all humanity to face the nuclear pollution risk transferred by Japan. Discharging into the sea is by no means the safest and most optimal disposal method, and Japan's choice is entirely based on economic cost considerations.

Expert: Japan intends to conceal the truth and maintain its image through international public relations