A Look at Chornobyl After the Russian Occupation. What Happened there? UNITED24 media
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- 37 years ago, the accident at the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant left a huge scar on the territory of Ukraine. The radiation leak turned the once cozy and developing area into an uninhabitable wasteland. Today, the 30-kilometer Exclusion Zone around the ChNPP is a rather dangerous place with a high concentration of radiation. However, the Russian army uses such objects to obtain a military advantage. While going for Kyiv, not only they seized the power plant but also endangered the entire world. Their absolute irresponsibility has disrupted all restorative processes in the Exclusion Zone. A little more than a year has passed since its liberation, and scientific and security enterprises in the area have returned to normal operation. But constant tension that Russia creates around nuclear facilities in Ukraine is palpable to this day.
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The red forest has claimed more fools
There were reports of medical staff freaking out in the Belarus Hospitals when they learned where all the sick troops had just come from. So many of the dying orcs were shoved onto trains and sent straight back to russia. Belarus Remembers....
Play stupid games win stupid prizes huh
VDV are no match for the hordes of snorks!!
Too bad Putin didn’t visit that front line, I wonder why 😂
Let them eat (poisoned) turnips! 🤠
Even Stalkers, who never entered Chernobyl, know that the Red Forest is one of the most contaminated section of the exclusion zone. Yet the Russians decided to dig trenches there...
Russians are not even taught about the Chornobyl disaster in school, so I wouldn't be surprised if the Russian government censer anything to do with it, so the soldiers probably had no idea other than it was a nuclear power station that they were told to capture.
Stop believing everything media tells you to. Chernobyl is almost totally free from harmful radiation.
Not just trenches. The morons left MINES in it. Which prevented the fire department from containing a wildfire and thus even more radioactive dust and ash was let loose. Russia hasn't learned a single damn thing from Chernobyl even all these years after the disaster.
@paper plane Wdym doubt? There's literal footage of the trenches that they left, it was all over the news a year ago.
Really shows the intelligence of russians
And Putin/Russia thought most Ukrainians would welcome Russian rule back…….why exactly? Between Chernobyl, the Holomodor starvation, secret police stations when forced into the USSR, disappearances and torture if you spoke out, etc…..just bizarre that anyone would think Ukraine was wistful for the deprivation and abuse of being part of Russia.
And the woman still living there who lectured the invading Russian troops is pretty amazing.
Well in the east they have
The fact a division or a group of soldiers actually dug a fighting position in the middle of the most contaminated places on earth shows you how little care, training, and thought went into this military operation. It wouldnt suprise me if only the special forces, the vdv, and the armored units where actually told what the plan was. Every other division or unit of light infantry or just straight up infantry was left to their own devices and told to simply move forward behind the vehicles. Truly a massive tragedy.
well before the war, there are a lot of tourists that literally don't carry a geiger counter and poke heads and vandalize a literal figural graveyard and taking things from the zone while exposing themselves to radiation in unsafe areas
@@RiveryJerald this has nothing to do with what i commented. Russia is running a MILITARY OPERATION to annex ukraine. they are not tourists poking their fucking heads around looking at deformed deers and wolves in the woods. dont you think it would be wise to tell the unit involved in CAPTURING CHERNOBYL that they CANNOT BUILD TRENCHES AND SLEEP in the middle of the red zone. this is like super super fucking basic military fundamentals that the russian military clearly lacks. your men dont just need supplies, vehicles and weapons. they need to know where and what they are attacking and what they can and cant hold onto. sending men into a nuclear wasteland and not telling them where they are going is sadistic at best. all of those men that occupied that zone will likely die in the next 20 to 30 years because of it. if they arnt already dead* But next time you right a comment please actually formulate an argument.
russians dont know anything about chernobyl cause its deleted from their history books, im sure they only teach the federation of russia truths only''.
Probably conscripts, basically kids who have been told nothing by the government
@@RiveryJerald you could go there but digging trenches is just plain stupid
Me and my friend paid a tour guide to take us around Chernobyl and Pripyat a few years ago. It was one of the most amazing things I have ever done. Our guide knew exactly where to go and which areas were safe and which were dangerous so we were in good hands. I recognise almost every area shown in this clip I have stood right there on those spots. At one point we had to drive through the red forest in order to reach the other side and we got in the van and the driver drove us quickly along the road and you could hear the radiation increase on the geiger counter we had. At 1:27 there is a wall with a white arch over it and lots of plaques on the wall. That is a memorial for all the firefighters who lost their lives fighting the disaster. Just to the left there is a road just about visible, and immediately behind that there is a canal and an old derelict railway bridge crossing over it which is just out of shot of this footage. We stood on that bridge and watched the huge catfish in the water there. Everywhere you looked, and I mean literally everywhere, there was a story to be told and you were left with endless curiosity and questions about what happened to the people who lived in this building or that building. The entire visit was the most profoundly moving and interesting experience I have ever had, and now after what has happened recently I would love to go back and see what has changed and hear all the new stories to be told about the invasion.
If things ever settle down in Ukraine and you get the chance to do the same thing I would highly recommend it. It is an utterly amazing experience.
The Russian and Belarussian soldiers and Ukrainian pro-Russian separatists who in 2022 ventured unknowinly into the forests of the radioactive exclusion zone of Chernobyl dug some of their tanks in the highly radioactive ground there. They lived there almost a month eating the animals in the forests too. Now there's nobody alive. Around 6000 Russians, Belarussian and pro-Russian Ukrainian separatist soldiers did the unthinkable. Majority died in the forests in the exclusion zone of Chernobyl while those who remained alive started to lose their legs and hands and were taken to hospital in Belarus and were refused any hospitalization since no doctor could touch them out of fear of radioactive contamination. After they were taken to Belarus, their families and kin were called to go collect their relatives. They died a slow and extremely, extraordinarily painful death.
(Death by fire and death by radioactivity are two of the most extreme and horribly painful deaths)
And for the atheist americans here asking why the doctors didn't just euthanize the suffering Russian, Belarusian, ukra patients:
They didn't euthanize these people because unlike in the US and modern West, in Eastern Europe it's seen as satanic and anti-Christian to kill patients, even if they are dying from an extreme and slow painful death
When an american reporter asked a Belarussian hospital staff member why they didn't just freed the patients from their misery, the hospital staff member replied because it's utterly forbidden to do that in Christianity since Jesus said "Thou shall not kill"
@overlord5068 you cannot kill that which is already dead and no man escapes the reaper.
My friends and i also booked a tour to the zone. We were so excited but than the war threat came and we decided not to go. The day that we planned to leave kiev to head home the russians came :x hope we can still go one time
Who was the tour guide and do you have their information? I'm interested in going on a tour in the near future.
@@julians2k917 you must do it. I promise you wont regret it!
After the war is over, I’m expecting to see more documentary’s like this on the soldiers who dug them. Pretty much sealed their fate by digging in that forest
The only way you'll ever see such a documentary is if NATO invades and defeats Russia or if Russia undergoes masive democratic revolution. Both are extremely unlikely.
We will never learn what exactly happened to the Russian troops who dug the trenches in Chernobyl. Their fates will forever be a state secret and I guarantee you, that few years after war most Russians will solemnly swear that during the war Russian army never entered the exclusion zone at all.
They will deny everything and erase the past that doesn't suits their needs, the public image they create. That's how things are, were and always will be in Russia.
Good
They are probably already KIA.
At least the Russians that made it home from there won’t need night lights cause they will be glowing for decades.
God, Pripyat is such a sad story. A once thriving city was wiped out in a flash. 49,000 units used to live there. Now, it’s a ghost town.
That's off of cod 4
It is a ghost town, but it was not wiped out, merely evacuated after the incident. (A bit late due to soviet policy, refusing to admit there was a problem) Most of the people that originally lived in the Chernobyl area are still around and well, mostly anyways.
@@nathanmcbow158 Except for approximately 4000 who died from cancers, like leukemia, 30 who died in the blast & 50 from acute radiation syndrome. Thyroid cancers were most common in kids. Thankfully, it’s more treatable.
@@hks2377A lot more than that died from cancer, there were many soldiers and people brought in as liquidators to clean up and evacuations of Pripyat didn’t happen for several days. Most of these people have now passed away because of cancer; the true damage caused was covered up by the soviet government.
@jeffasbestos7813 I'm guessing every russian who was around for the trench digging is experiencing some kind of effects. Shit, the corpses of the fire brigade were buried in lead and covered in concrete.
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@@UNITED24media this trash country has no heroes
@@30secondsbehind80 pro russian
Freedom to Ukraine from the devil of the east
Russians dug their own graves. Literally.
"2nd army in the world" 🤣
And coming back they infected(←right term?) everyone in their _houses...…! 😏 😏 😏 😏 😼 😼 😼 😼 😎 😎 😎 😎_
Second army in Ukraine.
@@xandr13 I am not sure they are even 2nd army in Ukraine. The Ukrainain farmers are the 2nd army of Ukraine. After all, they have captured more equipment than the ruzzians 😂 🇺🇦❤🇬🇧
... I think Bahamas Defense Forces could take on Russia's ground forces now, or even the Seychelles Defense, or even the Vatican's Swiss guards 😂
@@Texaca I think you are setting their skill level too high. I was thinking more along the lines of the Kiev women's knitting club 😁
The trenches were interesting to see. I hadn't realised that they built complete underground shelters in the Red Forest.
Orc Burrows I guess.
It's a junction a couple of km west of the plant, where a road leads south from the "main" road to a bulldozed village site, and not much else. It happens to be right on the most direct route the stalkers take to Prip'yat, though.
digging their own graves.
They even put the soil into sandbags and slept on them. 🙄 Rumours are they are still *glowing green* in the dark from radiation. Slava Ukraini! Heroyam Slava! 🌻💙💛
@@loupgarou-dj3tm Yeah the Monolith were not pleased when the Russians showed up in force
@@Thriceee "VRAG MONOLITA!" AAand they're gone!
Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦 from Scotland 🏴
For the invaders to actively dig in the red forest, just shows how totally ignorant they were/ are about the ongoing dangers from radiation exposure
Willing to bet most of them had absolutely no clue as to where they were. And russki commanders never gave a shit about their soldiers, so yeah, keep digging, comrade.
They filled the soil from the trenches into sandbags - and slept on them. 🙄
Well at least they wouldn’t need torches , they’d be glowing in the dark all by themselves lol 😝 !!!!!!!
@@xandr13 just like any other nation commanders... i was in Iraq in 2003 barely got any food back then.
So, now there is not only a radiation hazard, but a mine hazard as well.
we need to do a picnic there
@@spork3526 it makes the world a little safer.
The Orcs *dug trenches* in the most polluted area. Filled the soil into sandbags and slept on them. Is it any surprise that those who survived are now glowing green in the dark from the radiation? Perhaps they shouldn't have come in the first place?
Slava Ukraini! - Heroyam Slava! - Stay safe! 🌻💙💛
To get a harmful dose of radiation in this forest, you had to sleep for 300-400 years. Take a physics textbook and a calculator already.
@@poshemuuu Or you read up on the harmful affects on radiation and the risks around the power plant now as you seem to have no idea what you are talking about.
@@poshemuuu They have radionuclide laboratories in the main facilities. Russian soldiers went in and stole sources, broke containers containing concentrated radioactive materials, and completely contaminated themselves. They also contaminated their vehicles, and their camps. The Red Forest is so contaminated you get the equivalent of a chest X-ray every hour you spend there. Ionizing radiation killed all the trees in just a week. The contamination is due to high concentrations of Cesium-137. It is deposited into the soil, and you get exposed just walking over it, and breathing dust.
It gets worse. They cut down dead trees for firewood not knowing it was extreme radiation that killed them. Then they used the fires to cook food and stay warm, breathing in the smoke. I've seen the radiation readings, no one that "went camping in the Red Forest" is going to live a good life 7 years from now. They'd been ok if they'd worn gas masks 24/7 but breathing (and eating) all that soil, dust, ash, and smoke is going to cost them.
@@dysondave1 He is 100% rigt. Radiation levels here is close to 5 microsivert per hour, to get a critical "safe" dose for Chernobyl liquidators 25 Ber in 1986, they must be slipping there for 25 years)
Russias hatefulness is towards anything....
On a positive note, most of the russian troops that entered the exclusion zone will or have already died of radiation exposure, if they haven't yet died on the front lines in the east. Its hilarious that most of them had never even heard of Chernobyl, so didn't know the risks of being within 20miles of the zone.
I would bet that less than 50% are dead after one year, but many have ongoing symptoms. The lethal cancers will take a few more years to develop in the majority of those exposed. The human body can take a stiff dose of radiation and survive, but it is the cancers that kill. Eben Byers for example did not die from radiation poisoning, it was the cancers that killed him, and it took some time.
I am sure some senior Russian officer thought invading through the Exclusion was a brilliant idea because nobody would expect anyone to it. I bet that officer thought the Red Forest and the Ardennes Forest were just like one another.
Also they must have bring contaminated clothes and things with them which might have also affected their family or other orcs infantry units. They're really are dumbasses
Digging trenches in Red Forest such a beautiful idea for russians.
@@user-iz7fu2dp6q oops
Many of those Russian soldiers ended up with serious radiation poisoning in nearby Belarus. What an unbelievable moron of their commanding Russian officer that allowed them to dig trenches in that area. He sent these poor conscripts to their graves.
This dude stands outside of monolith HQ with bare hands, what a legend!
With C-Con was gone, the Wish Granter was destroyed, all left was the rest of unbrainwashed Monolith fighters without logistics so it makes sense when both Russian & -Cordon guards- Ukrainian Soldiers decided to take over and guard the CNPP in 2022. Also they have Strelok & Major Deg for the best source of informations.
There must have been at least one STALKER fan among those Russians and man did he get the authentic stalker experience. Booze, laying in a ditch covered in radiation, stale food and fear of the dark.
But sadly without bloodsuckers lurking in the hallways or chimeras noclipped out of nowhere.
And of course...
*No damn Monolith*
@@UsaKen_PMC A pity, indeed.
Imagine being conscripted into the russian army just to have to go knife fight a snork while a chimera knocks on your bunker door
I just exited stalker, opened this video and saw this comment lmao
The Russians are fighting with shovels hahaha ! More like they are decimating the Ukrainians and it’s western corrupt puppet rentboy zelensky
@@activeterror9995One cannot simply "leave" the zone
That "one" Russian soldier knowing they're going to the Zone : Why we're not equipped with at least 1 shotgun?
His battle buddy : What're you talking about blin?
**Suddenly they hear a pseudogiant and soldiers with urban camo shooting from atop the sarchopagus**
Chances are those Russian soldiers will never receive this assistance they need for the contamination. The Russians LITERALLY dug their own graves. Hoping for a speedy return to peace for all Ukrainians. 💙💛
This breaks my heart. Lots of love from the US. I am so sorry that this happen. Such a waste
Could the Russians try and not fuck things up FOR 5 SECONDS!?!?
It’s crazy how the firemen’s clothing in the hospital basement are still unbelievably radioactive
It's basically due to the very slow Radioisotopic decay, Strontium-90 has a half-life of 29 years which means it takes 29 years for the initial radiation level from it to decay to half of it, Caesium-137 has a half-life of 30 years.
@@simonkormendy849 damnn man thanks for the info! i read the other comment too, the russians sure did score a double-whammy! lmao
I'm wondering where exactly did the wind carry the smoke from the forest fire?
Belarus, most likely.
Belarus
Thanks guys
During the disaster? North West. Sweden was the first to discover radioactive particles and reported it. After that the soviets admitted there had been failure.
True it went Belarus first but technically it was the Soviet union so it wasnt untill Sweden reported the rest of the world knew.
I think for 10 years we were forbidden to pick mushrooms in the forest in Sweden due to this.
Also Wales, so, you know
I remember watching a video shortly after the Russians had left Chernobyl and one of the comments still stands out. Basically he gave the "advice" that it was safer the deeper you dig, knowing full well that was the opposite of what they should do.
Many pits that had been hastily dug to dispose of the materials. The knew about where they were but not exactly, which led to some men getting much higher exposure than others.
If true it's one of the more brutal examples of "Russian warship, go fük yourself!"
If you don't like radiation poisoning, shouldn't have come here
Yep. It also proves another undying quote from the early days of the full invasion. "We are lucky that they are so fucking stupid."
@@LeftFlamingo The Russians have not only proven themselves inept by just about every battlefield metric one could think of, they are incredibly slow to learn from their mistakes. Where other militaries would have stopped to address the reasons they are getting decimated, the Russians seem to be okay with running full speed off the side of a cliff just like the proverbial lemmings.
Most bizarrely of all the Russian shills seem to think this is how all militaries do business. They apparently have yet to realize using human waves as cannon fodder went out of fashion in between the world wars.
You do realise the snake island shit was a complete lie lmao
@@DaSpineLessFish Was it now? What information are you basing this claim on? Considering one of the POW exchanges consisted of the soldiers that were on Snake Island, and the Russians made the effort of finding out who made the reply, it's safe to say something happened on that island.
Let's dig holes in one of the most polluted places on the entire planet 😅
It's amazing how they can even tie their own boots.
Young Russians who grew up playing STALKER and were now in the army: “Wow this is amazing! It’s just like the simulations!”
Now enjoy cancer.
XDDDD
None of the fun, all of the radiation.
"Finally i can take revenge for that Ukrainian soldiers shooting us at the Cordon checkpoint!"
"We're going to take over CNPP"
"Oh blya-" **Asuiro Clear Sky starts playing**
Radiation sickness has got to be one of the worst ways to die. I hope they enjoyed it. Couldn't have happened to a more deserving bunch. Слава Україні!
😂😂moron
@@0ex0 What is funny about Russians digging their own graves?
@@0ex0 exactly, what was going through those Russian heads that they decided to dig trenches into radioactive soil 😂
@@lee.as.in.l.e.e.7394 nothing, if you are a smart person you would immediately understand.
@@roel7805 the military digs the ground not with their hands, but with shovels, if there are particles there the military digs the ground not with their hands, but with shovels, if there are particles, then yes they are dangerous, but if you move half a meter away from them, the radiation returns to normal, but there are places where iron is very radioactive, but this is
Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 from brothers out of Tunisia🇹🇳
They dug trenches in the red forest and lived there... I knew they where stupid, but not that stupid!
i mean they were indeed stupid enough to sign up for attacking their fellow brothers and sisters in their neighbouring country..all because of a fucking powerhungry dickhead and multiple other geopolitic complications, but still, why on earth would you go and fight for that moron when u are literally getting nothing out of it.
if they were dumb enough to willfully do that, i wouldnt put digging trenches in radioactive soil, past them. lmao. rip tho :*(
Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦 USA 🇺🇸
Glory to the Heroes!
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Victory and Peace for 🇺🇦 ASAP!
Ukrainians have been through so much. my heart is with them. F Russia those scumbags
That’s the OG Babushka who started the sunflower seed campaign. That’s just incredible on so many levels that she’s still there.
They really are dumb, why in the hell would you even think about messing with anything in that area. It's invisible but deadly, just because you can't see it or feel it doesn't mean it wont hurt you.
Feelsbadman about the fire destroying all that area, that was helping that area regain it's self.
Or the mentality to obey an order, no matter how stupid
Most likely they've never heard of the Chernobyl disaster; I think Russia keeps people ignorant of it. They dismissed the warnings of the Ukrainians who worked there.
When they left, it was in something of a hurry, as if they were frightened. I suspect some of them were already coming down with radiation sickness.
They filled the soil from the trenches into sand bags - and slept on them! 🙄 They're still glowing green in the dark.
@@larsrons7937 One of them was seen running off with a bar of cobalt-60 in his bare hands!
@@MaureenLycaon You're kidding right? A bar of Cobalt-60 - in his bare hands? Tell me you're kidding. If not... (...in lack of a "banging-my-head-hard-against-the-wall emoji).
[Edit]
It was Cobalt-60 that was in the Mexico incident, being melted into rebars and used for construction. This accidental use of it was discovered as a truck loaded with the rebars on the highway in USA passed by the old nuclear testing areas and was discovered by their still functioning detectors: _"Guys, it seems that after 40 years some of our radioactive rocks seem to have escaped and are driving by on the highway??? We've better check that."_
This is a really well made documentary. Fascinating. Please keep making these. Incredible footage & highlighting the heroes who keep this monster at bay.
Slava Ukraine, Ukrainian Scientists & Technicians & Grandmothers who defeat machine gunner soldiers with, simple, words.! You are unsung heroes that people should sing loudly about.
The monster that is the coked up corrupt zelensky! And I’m a westerner ! He is the problem with his ass licking up to the USA and British for carrying on with this war !!
Just remember that in the areas at Chernobyl, there are still dangerous traces of the Radioisotopes Caesium-137 and Strontium-90, Caesium-137 has a half-life of 30 years and Strontium-90 has a half-life of 29 years, radiation poisoning from Strontium-90 can lead to Leukaemia, while radiation poisoning from Caesium-137 can lead to liver and spleen damage, and, if you get exposed to radiation poisoning from both of the Radioisotopes that's a "double-whammy".
Don't they have any clue. You can't teach stupid. It's a gift. And you can't take it back.. Slava Ukraine
I read a report that the occupational Russian forces were leaving the area with blisters and boils on their skin. They were doing exactly what they should not have done, disturbing the soil.
Great video. Thank you to those that gave their lives to save the world from worse fallout of this event.
Героям слава! 🇺🇦💙💛
Хероям в срало)
You cant "save the world" with a few buckets of sand. Those who sent humans to die should b Prosecuted.
Kind regards
хероям в срало
KGB agent didn't mind to tell a prisoner (I forgot his name) in 1986. He said Chornobly was not an accident. KGB agents did purpose on it for kept Ukraine stay away from secede from the Soviet Union.
Shows how prepared and smart the ruzzian army is...digging trenches and sleeping in the most radioactive dirt on earth.
For about a month...
Great video, I hope one day I can visit Chernobyl, truly an interesting place. Sad what the Russians are doing all over Ukraine but also in there, comes to prove how much of an unprofissional army they have, Slava Ukraini
They were digging in a well known radioactive area... just imagine in case of a real war with NATO or a nuclear war, what stupid actions they will do. 🤣
Just think if Russia was a capable fighting force… oh but there’re not. 😂
The orcs wanted to be like Spiderman
It's a very, very small chance, but I'd sacrifice all of you in these trenches for one of you to get superpowers.
I love this documentry style, i could watch many more minutes if it was longer!
Damn, S.T.A.L.K.E.R 4 boutta come out forreals
“They ate, dug, and slept there. It will effect them”
GOOD.
The Russians could have stolen the Elephant's leg, it would be great if Uncle Andrei came home to Masha, Sasha, Olga and Volga and the Elephant's leg in the back seat of the Lada
Radiation-poisoning from Radioisotopes is not a fun thing to get, for a start you may not even realize you're being dosed by Radiation because a human being can't feel it, although you might experience a metallic taste in your mouth, it takes 5 to 6 hours for the symptoms of radiation-poisoning to develop with death occuring after three days from exposure.
Hello. Greetings from Salto Uruguay🇺🇾 Long live Ukraine!!🇺🇦
May the Great Spirit watch over Halyna!! 🙏
50.000 people used to live here...
烏克蘭🇺🇦萬歲🎉
Glory to the Monolith, the saviors of the zone!
No. Go back lick your holographic rock.
Glory to Ukraine🇺🇦! 👏🇫🇮
Glory to the heroes! 🌻💙💛
I have this vision in my head that I hope happened: An Orc digging trench finds black rock that is warm and lighter than a normal rock, decides to use it to stay warm in the trench he just dug in the Red Forest.
They used them for boiling water and heating food so they didn't have to start a fire so I'd say they probably did use them for heat.
@@BK0924 Where do you even get info like that? Do you think that graphite was just lying around here and there lol?
Do you have a vision about saying somethiing that makes at least a little bit of sense>
@@Failman169 Yes! I do! An overweight old man with botched scalp reduction and a spray on tan is going to continue to face the consequences of his actions.
@Christos S it was on every news station, about 20 different articles from everything from the new York times to the uk daily mail, there's multiple vides made by news stations both mainstream and independent, like speak the truth or willy 0am. The first theory was they stole ingredients to make a dirty bomb but with the abandoned nuclear reactors just chilling in russian junk yards they would have no need to steal the ingredients for a dirty bomb.
remember when russian soldiers were digging trenches in chernobyl ? i remember
Red forest:No more kills after 1986😢
Red forest in 2022:I take that back😊
Although the Russians are wrong for invading, i cant feel nothing but sorry for those poor souls who were stationed in the red forest for prolonged periods of time, especially those who were out there digging up the ground and cutting down the trees, i did a lot of research on victims of the Chernobyl disaster and the clean up workers , a different level of suffering no one deserves to experience
I recall reading/hearing somewhere that many of the soldiers sent into the zone had never even HEARD of what happened in Chernobyl until after leaving the zone, hence why a lot of the things they did comes across as so wrecklessly stupid. They didn't even know. Think about what that says about the Russian government, education system, and once again their view of the Chernobyl disaster... For them to STILL be lying and ignoring it even after all these years is straight up shocking and horrifying.
The Darwin Award go’s to 😂 Russia! Lmfao
Thank you for making this video. Chornobyl for 15 years now has been the one place I've dreamt of visiting. My heart aches for the Ukrainian people. Those still working at the CNPP especially during the occupation, I commend you. I hope to shake your hands soon. Much love from a British wannabe S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Slava Ukraini.
It’s Chernobyl
@@MrPeterPan I used to think the same. But post Soviet, modernized spelling is actually Chornobyl, not Chernobyl. Hence STALKER 2: Shadow of Chornobyl, not Chernobyl.
CHEEKI BREEKI
@@ReySchultz121 GET OUT OF HERE STALKER.
@@MrPeterPanChernobyl is Russian, Chornobyl is Ukrainian.
You know whats even more stupid than war? Digging trenches IN THE RED FORREST 😂
So, will be ever know about the orc Red Forest moles and what happened to them? Or will their carcasses just get tossed into the Arctic Ocean?
Karma is biting their asses who dug in the forest...
One crazy thing i learned about the russian occupation of chernobyl is that some russian soldiers stole nuclear material to use to boil water or heat food so they didnt have to start a fire.
Source?
@rammen4 new York post, the mirror, daily mail, there's too many to list you are an adult with the ability to research maybe try doing some.
@@BK0924 Source: I made it up
@@rammen4 I just gave you 3 sources..... your stupidity is showing
@@rammen4 source: you sound like a child, shut up
The sad thing about the ignorant, brutish and foolish russian miltary leadership is again they have condemned thousands of their soldiers to a horrific death. We can only hope that many of the senior officers involved will also suffer the same fate!
Russian troops getting their hands on artifacts stalker
I've read a book about 10 years ago talking about that area, it was apparently an open air "store" to buy military weapons etc
Only complete idiot would buy something from that zone.😂
Yeah, I heard some dude selling weapons there got his arm shot clean off with a .50BMG rifle there.
Crazy he survived.
Wild!
It didn't really leave a huge scar, the "exclusion zone" is one of the world's greatest nature reserves and less radioactive than air travel.
You wouldn't want to live there but there are many places this wouldn't want to live. The Yukon, Antarctica, New Jersey.
The remains of reactor 4 is a scar, but an old and cold one.
It's more expensive than anything else. Then again, it's now an excellent and profitable spent nuclear fuel storage depot.
Just don't, you know, shoot at it or dig trenches in the red forest.
This 'air travel' thing applies to a tourist spending one day in the safer areas. Some of the areas are extremely unsafe for even short periods of time.
You know the reactor still spews out radiation right? They where or are building a dome around it because the building around the reactor is about to fall to peaces and send dust and massive amounts of radiation for a second time all over the place. Place is not safe at all
@@Ukraineaissance2014 Extremely unsafe won't apply for a day or 3 day visit basically anywhere in the zone. That said, radioactive dust in a few prohibited places is usually not mentioned. Which is obviously very unhealthy to inhale.
Hence not wanting to live there.
However, lots of things do live there, profusely.
Things that are a lot more susceptible to radiation damage than we are.
It's teeming with life.
And people do live there and have been there since the accident.
The reactor buildings are definitely scars though.
I'm sure a lot of those Russian soldiers wiĺl light up in the dark
Easier to find 🤣 and kick out.
More fools will be "Lost to the Zone" yet.
It saddens me that one of the most powerful countries in the world can be SOOOOOOOOOO STUPID!!!
Just one of them??
do orcs even know how to read?
Obviously NOT!!!😂
Да, ты наверняка умнее целого народа, раз умеешь читать. Гордись этим
@@keonti I know how to use Google Translate as well, so you're not so uniquely clever.
You know, you really have to question how smart the Russians really are! Not the brightest bulbs on the tree!
History unfolding before our eyes
I got curious as to what Russia wanted with a decommissioned nuclear power plant as infamous as Chernobyl when I heard they invaded Ukraine. I also couldn't believe that they started digging in the contaminated dirt to build bunkers and anyone with a shred of common sense that it's really not a good idea to do that especially when there's radiation all around them. When the Russian troops pulled out of the exclusion zone, I could only assume that they were getting tired of being sick due to radiation exposure.
Russians are buidling defensive positions on top of active nuclear power plants, you think they care about radiation in Chernobyl?
"hmmm yes. This place looks good enough. Let's dig up!"
Assumptions on the internet are good, but 99% of the time they are wrong lol. Unfortunatelly, they left for....... drumm roll please..... war reasons, because there is a war going on in the county.........
@@Failman169 just because you sympathize with the commies, doesn't mean you're stating a fact either. You're both assuming.
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I laughed hard. is like they say "We're very lucky they're so fucking stupid"
Thank you
"50000 people used to live here now it's a ghost town " captain Macmillan
Just a thought but I think this may have been a scientific study done by the Russian Government on the troops to see how thousands react to the Radioactive surrounding areas. At the end of the day I think Russia has a good understanding of what it will be like to go through a nuclear war. Maybe this is why we haven't seen a nuclear war as of now. I think we should pay close attention to how the soldiers station in this region go on living after have been exposed to copious amount of radiation.
Im sure FSB is studying russian troops stationed at chornobyl probably still on some of belarussian hospitals on minsk☠☠
This statement, is blatantly incorrect.
The only thing that has stopped nuclear war, is a thing called "mutually assured destruction" Everyone knows this already.
@@dmdj8588 something big is going to happen this month and it will force major players to Ukraine
@@matthewdievendorf9609 Such as Russia destroying the dam at Nova Kakhovka which would drain the cooling pond for the spent fuel rods at the Zaporizhzhia NPP, for example?
@@aristoclesathenaioi4939 yes, something like this. I'd say this would definitely damn the Russian army. Not good for anyone. This would be something NATO would say enough and go into eliminate Russia once and for all.
“Now it’s a ghost town” - Captain MacMillan
Hold my Gauss Rifle
I want someone to answer the question about what happened to all the vehicles, including tanks and personnel carriers, which were all stored in the "Truck Graveyard". They were there for many years because they were contaminated. But some short time before the war, aerial images show them all gone. What happened to all that contaminated steel?
They were transported to be dismantled and melted down so the metals could be used again. This happens somewhere between 2012 and 2013.
@@keessonnema radioactive metal can't be re-used. Read about the Juarez City nuclear incident how radioactive metal went all around Mexico and USA to construction sites and the smelting sites got to be deserted and cleaned.
@@lordofrims Yeah I guess only the parts that could be re-used were saved, and remember not all vehicles were exposed to an unsafe level of radioactive.
They were moved to a facility known as Buryakivka and buried in 30 trenches. The facility can be seen on satellite view just west of the VEKTOR high-level waste facility. Buryakivka still has a small number of truck bodies stacked together, and this is where you can find the hulks of the Joker and Lunakhod robots.
@@AtomicAerials I verified this , thank you...Idk why the other guy's talking out his ass. Must be American.
They literally dug they're own graves
I hope they have massive pains of the radiation.
I tried finding something like this after the de occupation and finally found it
Its stuff like this that the UN should protect, send in 30 - 50 peacekeepers, and some engineers (to dispose mines). And internationally declare it an Exclusion zone for the war.
they wanted to, but russia vetoed it
the UN wanted to send in several peacekeepers to keep grain harbours open, to ensure that civilians could esxape mariupol, to ensure the saftey of the nuclear reactors
but each and every time, russia vetoed it
The Russian commanders and their troops are probably still suffering from the foolishness of occupying the Chernobyl nuclear site.
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It must be understood that the propensity for looting in Russians is not a mutation acquired in the Exclusion Zone, but a common practice that is tolerated and welcomed by the command 🤬
Ukraine in NATO
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Who tf wants to invade this place smh
is just horrific what happend in chernobly in 1986
Слава Україні!
Keep chipping away! Slava Ukraini!
You can be dumb, but you will never be dumb as a Russian soldier blindly following orders
Very good video, subbed.
Funny as hell that those orc assholes were digging trenches in the red forest