See troubling discoveries inside Chernobyl after Russians fled



CNN’s Fred Pleitgen visits the abandoned Russian military positions in Chernobyl where Russian soldiers went into the Red Forest, the most nuclear contaminated area on the planet, and brought back radioactive dust.

Ukrainians shocked by ‘crazy’ scene at Chernobyl after Russian pullout reveals radioactive contamination

Chernobyl, Ukraine (CNN)The sudden ear-piercing beep of a radiation meter fills the room as a Ukrainian soldier walks in. This is where Russian soldiers were living at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, and radiation levels are now higher than normal.

There’s no visible presence of the source of the radioactive material in the room, but Ukrainian officials say it’s coming from small particles and dust that the soldiers brought into the building.
“They went to the Red Forest and brought radioactive material back with them on their shoes,” soldier Ihor Ugolkov explains. “Other places are fine, but radiation increased here, because they were living here.”

CNN was given exclusive access to the power plant for the first time since it came back into Ukrainian control.

Officials at the plant explain the levels inside the room used by Russian soldiers are only slightly above what the World Nuclear Association describes as naturally occurring radiation. One-time contact would not be dangerous but continuous exposure would pose a health hazard.
“They went everywhere, and they also took some radioactive dust on them [when they left],” Ugolkov adds.

It’s an example of what Ukrainian officials say was the lax and careless behavior of Russian soldiers while they were in control of the site of the 1986 nuclear disaster. The area around Chernobyl, namely the Red Forest, is still the most nuclear contaminated area on the planet, with most of the radioactive particles present on the soil.

Read more at: https://www.cnn.com/2022/04/08/europe/chernobyl-russian-withdrawal-intl-cmd/index.html

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29 thoughts on “See troubling discoveries inside Chernobyl after Russians fled”

  1. They probably rook the workers with them as they had forced them to dig those positions. They didn't want them to speak about it and so took them. My guess is that they have contaminated the Ukrainian guards.

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  2. My father gave his health away there in Chernobyl, just evacuating people, and these dumbasses go and dig around there … There lives will be kinda shit from now on, and they do not even realize it.

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  3. They make things up as they go Ukraine is by far the most corrupt country anywhere near Europe, they benefited from billions upon billions of investments from Russia don't you find it funny that they complain about Russia but they are still depending on the things the soviets built like the nuclear plants, dams, factories, roads,schools, etc,etc.. they are not democratic not like Europe or most of Latin America the US is not really a democracy they want you to think that but it is not the case they closed all alternative media and political opposition please read and learn and don't buy into the Nazii Nato propaganda long live the people of Ukraine long live the people of Russia long live all the people of good faith in the world Nato go back to your forts and stop killing inocent people.

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  4. So… that was a loss victory victory for Ukrainians and a victory loss loss for Russians. Win the advance of the invasions, lost the battle for Kiev/ retreat and losing again their lives after playing around in radioactive soil. And pu💩tin don’t care.
    Russian self slavery/brainwashing is sad and disgusting. I saw sheep’s giving a better fight on the slaughter house.
    Is there any hope FOR RUSSIANS ??? Please..WAKE UP.

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  5. 10 micro sieverts per hour (uSv/h) is not dangerous unless your in it everyday for a long period of time (months) this is why I never trust anything cnn says. He is right about it being above normal though (normal being 0.05-0.30 uSv/h) once you hit milli-sieverts (mSv, 1 mSv=1,000 uSv) then you need to worry. And if you see 1 sievert (1,000,000 uSv) RUN!! Btw when Chernobyl first happened it was 139 sievert (139,000,000 uSv, it takes 5 sievert for a fatal dose)

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