This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

Nuclear power stations and the connection to the electric grid

in the United States and around the world.

Why is that significant in an information war with our adversaries,

chiefly Russia at this point, but we can include China and Iran and North Korea?

And a Financial Times revelation these last days,

according to a document seen by the Financial Times dated as a secret file from 2013 to 2014,

Russia's military is prepared a target list for a potential war with Japan and South Korea. That target list includes nuclear power stations and not just any nuclear power station,

as we will quickly learn.

In addition, the strike plan summarized in a leaked set of Russian military documents.

Leaked, leaked.

I emphasize, this is information war.

What kind of leak?

It covers 160 sites such as roads, bridges, and factories, selected as targets to quote, so-called

stop the regrouping of troops in areas of operational purpose. In other words, total war

against the civilian population that would be deprived of electricity in addition to

being exposed to nuclear waste. I welcome Henry Sikolsky, my guide on these matters for the last

three years, given that this is writ large what we've been talking about in Ukraine, Chernobyl first and Zaporisia since, the vulnerability

of Ukraine to a strike on its nuclear power plants and what is to be done.

Henry is the executive director in the Non-Proliferation Policy Education Center, and that includes

nuclear power stations in war zones.

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