A major response is underway in Tennessee after a compound of Uranium caught fire at the Y-12 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
This from gellerreport.com.
A fire broke out at the U.S. Oak Ridge nuclear facility in the state of Tennessee. The site of the fire is known as the “National Security Complex Y-12”, as the uranium stored there caught fire.
There was also no offsite impact in the area surrounding the complex, Y-12 officials said.
Who believes these people anymore?
BREAKING: Major Response Underway in Tennessee after a compound of Uranium is on Fire at the Y-12 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
The Y-12 Complex has confirmed that the material involved in the fire was a compound of uranium officials say the public isn't in… https://t.co/TE9l5EY1Pv
— Matt Couch (@RealMattCouch) February 22, 2023
From Knox News:
A fire at a uranium processing facility in the Y-12 National Security Complex led to the evacuation of hundreds of workers on the morning of Feb. 22, but officials said the fire was quickly contained and no radioactive material was released.
The fire at the Y-12 in Oak Ridge, a highly secure facility where experts manufacture parts for America’s nuclear weapons and provide enriched uranium to the U.S. Navy, started around 9:15 a.m. in a uranium processing area in building 9212, Y-12 communications manager Taz Painter told Knox News.
Hours after the fire, officials said all evacuated workers were accounted for and no injuries or contaminations were found.
The following from Chattanooga wdef.com.
News 12 Chattanooga reported:
[T]he building is a uranium processing site and that air monitors did not go off, which means no radioactive material was released.
Operations have returned to normal, though officials said they are still trying to determine how the fire started.
What say you Def-Con News readers? Believable or not?
