Still in that case, it's kind of weird to attack a pro-nuclear politician for not replacing deadly coal fast enough without even mentioning that he is against wind as well.
Or to avoid any reference the exact same thing happening in your own country.
Adding more intermittent renewables at this point is useless. Last year we installed significant new wind capacity and output from wind for that year actually dropped.
Although the weather did play a role (which is bad enough by itself!), this is not an anomaly: we have reached a point where we have way more intermittent renewable capacity than demand, so when the sun shines and the wind blows it already needs to be curtailed. Added capacity does not add output here, it just adds to the curtailment.
And when the existing intermittent renewables don't produce, the newly installed capacity also does not produce.
Capacity factors for both wind and PV have dropped, and will continue to drop even faster. And they still need full backup with fossil fuels, because the guaranteed production is either exactly zero or close to zero.