the chernobyl accident at one time simply shook the world so much and for so long. that there is not a single politician of such importance in the world in different countries who would not be aware of the consequences of a nuclear accident all the more so because european countries know this for sure because after the chernobyl accident on april 26 and april 29 there were already recorded areas of ice in europe that flew there and this and that were almost 21 countries that already received in the month of may one or another concentration of radiation elements and it was such a fear, it was a whole phobia for years that covered a lot of people, not only in ukraine , russia, belarus, but also in european countries, over these many years, of course, there have been certain changes in the awareness that this is how you can fight it. it is possible to somehow fix it, it is possible to revitalize there natural objects and so on. well, it must be said that in ukraine, unfortunately, in recent years, this tendency to turn the chernobyl zone into a tourist magnet, well, so

important topics, in particular , we will involve mykola shteinberg, former chief engineer of the chernobyllant and ex-head of the state committee on nuclear safety, is mr. mykola with us, please tell me now we will hear you, we congratulate you mr. mykola mark zheleznyak, a scientist of the institute of radioactive environmental e-e radioactivity of the environment of the focus university and the former chernobyl liquidator will also join us, we congratulate you mark good day. now we will see and hear all of you. the day before, they fired at the industrial zone of the southern ukrainian nuclear power plant 300 m by 300 m. the rocket fell from the reactors. about this was reported: your assessment of what happened. mykola, well, the information that is on the sites for photographs is not 300 meters. a little more than 300 meters from the fences. there is nothing good about it. there is nothing unexpected about it. wild people are savages. they continue their policy, so they conduct everything as it was. nevertheless, it is possible that 100 m to fence, but the power lines and windows in th

and if here nuclear research was engaged in the elimination of the consequences of the chernobyl accident and now the important point is that all these organizations have enough radioactive and even nuclear materials to create a dirty bombs, but all this material is taken into account. an attempt to manufacture this kind of weapon in the presence of the control of the rich, if this is revealed by the ignorance of other materials. this, of course, is a scandal, and where there is a lot of unaccounted for material, of course, at the chernobyl nuclear power plant, about which ukrainian sources prefer to remain silent after the accident, the volume of radioactive materials at the facility, their chemical and physical composition has never been recalculated and it will not be called rich or even the energy atom of ukraine yes, and increased radiation fund in the emergency zone allows the illegal production of weapons. relatively unnoticeable. if any publics are ukrainian, there foreigners begin to talk about other points, which means that they are trying to steal away, but the attention of the

and 10 chernobyls in one place, 3,000 hiroshimas, we may lose the zaporizhzhia territories altogetherboth for living and for running some kind of farm, and it will be much more than the 30-kilometer exclusion zone, is he exaggerating after all, are these real, real threats and real assessments, well, look, that's how i would answer this is the question, we now have nuclear fuel in the reactors, that is, in any case, nuclear fuel remains in the reactors and we have to remove it to dissipate the heat, but potentially potentially in the case of the decommissioning of the zaporizhia nuclear power plant and, accordingly, when it means that we will lose the ability to dissipate heat from nuclear fuel, then potentially an accident with severe damage to the active zone is possible and, accordingly, with the potential release of radioactive products into the atmosphere, which means you are in the worst case, there are relevant calculations up to date there e-e programs about the fact that e-e output of radioactive products can be such a value of 10-18 degrees of bacteria e-e radioactivity in t

chernobyl madonna allegory chernobyl his series of paintings, black dust meets the gold medal of thearts for a long time the artist keeps these canvases in the studio in the last years of his life. he will give them to his native city. and then, basically, these are works on biblical subjects such as christian themes. this is also the end of the nineties and the beginning of the 2000s after the collapse of the soviet union in the nineties . through dozens of canvases, the master openly declares his christian worldview through his canvases. he is still looking answers to eternal questions about good and evil, truth and truth, man and god, he writes a series of beatitudes on the plots of the new and old testament. a new facet of the artist's creativity is evidence of his ability to think in images of a broad philosophical universal nature. mikhail savitsky in 1998 paints a picture on a biblical theme and off there is a version that in the picture in the image of the modern job, litsky figured out himself. mikhail savitsky quite deservedly went down in the history of belarus as the grea

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living near such plants, such as abandon chernobyl fears of a nuclear incident, a growing a bottle of io dean. this would be natalie on 1st protective response. in case of a radioactively natalia wasn't born when the chernobyl disaster happened in 1986, but the family trauma sit steep, corporate effectiveness, the con, the was the girl and all. can you imagine you lock up your home and leave you lock up your youth and leave endlessly my father left every day as i go about, and this is still very painful for him. while he is in the building, i sit. her father helped with the channel bill cleanup. pretty much every one in our family has had cancer, even though they now live here in low voltage, a town build for chung noble survivors. the russians haven't attacked, but it's equally quiet since the war began. nearly half of the population has left people worry about putting, turning the war nuclear here. all that would need would be a conventional strike on the nuclear plant. i can't warn you gotta you can expect anything from him. am same from his bella, rosie, a neighbor luke, a shankli

and the institute for nuclear research was engaged in the elimination of the consequences of the chernobyldent. and now the important point is that all these organizations have enough radioactive and even nuclear materials to creating a dirty bomb, but all this material is accounted for. an attempt to manufacture this kind of weapon in the presence of the control of the rich, if this is revealed by ignorance, other materials. this is, of course, a scandal, and where there is a lot of unaccounted material, of course at the chernobyl nuclear power plant about which ukrainian sources prefer to be silent after the accident, the volume of radioactive materials at the facility, their chemical and physical composition has never been recalculated and it will not be called nibas, nor even the energy cub of ukraine and and increased radiation the fund in the emergency zone allows illegal production of weapons. relatively unnoticeable. if any publics are ukrainian, there foreigners begin to talk about other points, which means that they are trying to take them away, and attention here are the true ob

in case of a radioactively natalia, wasn't born when the chernobyl disaster happened in 1986. but the family trauma sit steep for a bit. if that didn't, the condo was the girl and all, can you imagine you lock up your home and leave you lock up your youth and leave it asleep? my father left everything down as i go about, and this is still very painful for him on. well, isn't that the good in law's sister? her father helped with the channel bill cleanup. pretty much every one in our family has had cancer, even though they now live here, it's leveled to a town built for chung, noble survivors. the russians haven't attacked, but it's eerily quiet since the war began. nearly half of the population has left people worry about putting, turning the war nuclear here. all that would need would be a conventional strike on the nuclear plant. i can't warn you got if you can expect anything from him, am same from his bella, rosie a neighbor. luke, a shanklin, got those. i'm afraid if m go much, the die by use john noble with the still dangerous remains of the nuclear power plant. disaster

chernobyl was a much earlier design with moe containment facility for example.hen it exploded there was nothing at all to contain the radioactive plume and it went out of control very quickly. these are much more modern reactors here, six reactors with very thick containment domes, about a meter or two meters thick, reinforced concrete. you're not going to see a chernobyl type accident. but that's why i make the fukushima comparison. that's what most experts are looking at. so, still, a major nuclear catastrophe, just not quite on the scale of chernobyl. i have to say i agree with bob. i think this is a form of nuclear terrorism. putin is using this to try to get ukraine to surrender and to try to get the west to back off. so far, both are holding firm. i'd look for one more move. i suspect that in the back of putin's mind is also a plan to steal this plant. it's connected to the ukrainian power grid. putin might say that for safety reasons we now have to connect it to the russian power grid in effect stealing ukrainian energy and shipping it over to russia. >>

city, should we invite representatives of this respectable organization in the kyiv region to the chernobyl station? how normal is it if you get to lakhta today, so you have to make wild detours because the direct road through belarus is different, so that it does not happen at the chernobyl nuclear power plant, its consequences will never go beyond the 30 km zone the station is cold - 36 years old, there is a lot of waste there , everything is necessary within 30 km, with any option , zaporizhskaya is hot today, two blocks are burning , this is a problem, when you see the footage, they draw maps , and regarding, god forbid, some kind of emergency at the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant where does the wind blow and where does the radiation go? you have seen these forecasts, yes, i wonder what you feel about satan , we are generally composed of europeans, etc. when you have a calculation, the fuel melts hot reactors, this is another, what will be the wind, what will be the humidity, what will be the faction, the game, the atmosphere , etc. - then the program is entered, the program thinks that the

it is assumed that the exclusion zone can be 30,000 km - this is somewhere older of the chernobyl zone contaminated zone may be three times the size of ukraine, depending on which way the wind blows, the number of dead will depend on how many will live in the zaporizhzhia region at that time, but at least two million people will have to be resettled, the dnipro will be polluted here at that time, which is impossible to predict, and will become unfit for habitation and its economy, all this can happen due to the release of radioactive cesium 137 in quantities dangerous to human health in soils and water bodies and is a threat in we still see it as real, and despite the fact that russia even uses its propaganda videos to blackmail the whole world with the threat of a nuclear explosion, and hmm. we try to predict and still try to show the real danger that will affect not only the continent, as well as russia itself, but they are avoiding it. maria mezentseva, i want to ask now. the government of ms. maria is doing enough to prevent and warn and teach society how to act in this or that sit

you can see even small hospitals, where did the help go in kyiv near kyiv, konotop, chernobyl, thoseation car that goes to ukraine and not a single car did not leave empty-handed, each one was filled with medicines and special material , belgian doctors also help to collect it volunteers who also rallied around the viteyka mission, it has already grown to several hundred people, it is important for us that we keep in touch with doctors in ukraine we listen to their requests, what they need most and we are trying to find all this here in hospitals and organizations that sell medical materials, first of all - this is a special material for quick healing of wounds in ukrainian hospitals, ihor vitenko implements the method with which he has been working for a long time in belgium. i came to vinnytsia and performed a work analysis. you saw that the surgeons are well done and the traumatologists are well done. they collect and glue bones centimeter by millimeter and twist them

in chernobyl, people drank and poisoned themselves, and the burns were inside the body, because somef them were a little bit torn, so keep in mind that in chernobyl the body had as much iodine as needed, it must be supplied from the outside, then the radioactive one has no place for it, it has no place, no where, no place to grab hold of the body. it leaves the body, so to speak, in transit, but i hope that you will not listen to us. there is hope, well, there was hope too 23- there won't be a war, but there is nothing to do with it, it depends on listening if putin is an idiot, then what depends on the ukrainians, nothing is true, roman, the chief adviser to the mayor of kherson, is already with us, mr. roman, greetings to you, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, good day, i congratulate you good health, yes, what do we have now in kherson? everyone is now looking at kherson with such a hope that something is changing for the better, something is changing for the better. what can we talk about, because it can be for the better, but the general staff asks us not to to tell even if

again, the potential danger of a new chernobyl was literally up in the air.le more near-scientific news, scientists at isrutgers university in the united states came to the conclusion that even a local nuclear conflict in the near future will cause catastrophic consequences for the whole world. as an example, the university experts simulated the india-pakistan war, the conflict between these countries, using only 3% of the world stock of nuclear warheads, can lead to the instant death of 130 million people. a sharp drop in temperature on the planet by 5 ° will immediately follow, mass starvation and death of another 2 billion people in the event of a war between russia and the united states will die can be up to 5 billion. from nuclear explosions, radiation sickness, again hungry cold, how to avoid this first thing, you just need to start talking. mosgaz case number eight you must have been aware of the robbery of the crystal leniye plant since monday at the first vtb team more and more, and what about the express loan from vtb - vtb said a new line of furnit

the nuclear accident, especially since european countries know this for sure, because after the chernobylident on april 26 and april 29, there were already recorded district flights in europe that flew there, and there were almost 21 countries that already received one or another in the month of may concentration of radiation elements and it was such a fear, it was a whole phobia

living near such plants, such as abandon chernobyl fears of a nuclear incident to growing a bottle of iodine. this would be natalia's 1st protective response. in case of a radioactively natalia wasn't born when the chernobyl disaster happened in 1986, but the family trauma sits steep. corporate effectiveness, the con, the, with the carlindo. can you imagine you lock up your home and leave any of you lock up your youth and leave it me? my father left everything down as i go about. and this is still very painful for him. well, isn't that the didn't i sit? her father helped with the channel bill cleanup. pretty much every one in our family has had cancer, even though they now live here in st. low voltage, a town build for chang, noble survivors. the russians haven't attacked, but it's equally quiet since the war began. nearly half of the population has left people worry about putting, turning the war nuclear here. all that would need would be a conventional strike on the nuclear plant. i can't warn you gotta you can expect anything from him. am same from his bella, rosie, a neighbor luke

the chernobyl nuclear power plant is located in them on the way to kyiv.t is there to seize if several dozen went there, there were thousands of military equipment weapons, tens of thousands of people armed with heavy russian weapons, what is there to seize, then the nuclear the power plant guarded by several dozen soldiers of the national guard well, while there it was a little bigger, but it was very difficult to resist the tanks and the artillery there, the aviation flew, well, here is an example of the zaporizhzhia npp. it was also captured in this way and simply besieged, although people we saw in energodar came out against the equipment of the head they stopped us with their hands. well, here, you have to be. well, objective, really, the conditions were really there. he wasn't. he wasn't the first person, but he was not the second. his calls, his instructions were regarded as, well, subordinate, like, er. direct instruction from time to time, unfortunately, but we will come back to this story again, thank you very much ivan , experts of the ukrainian

, starting from chernobyl, to visit the occupied chernobyl, and now they did not prohibit it, they just traded. they showed a picture because a lot of it is an organization that very seriously depends on it, which is sponsored, and let's say half of it, except for the military, is a can that actually functions in the interests of the russian significant measures in the interests of the russian federation, and i'm not talking about the head to demand, but i'm talking about part of the composition of this blink, so for me there was no doubt that this visit of the head of the mogoty representatives of the rich to energodar, it was directed, relatively speaking, to for the purposes of propaganda of the russian federation, they will be used exclusively for propaganda and there were more provocations during the promotion of the delegation itself . as far as i know, it became the goal, and maybe they didn’t get there through the territory of ukraine, so i think that there was a bigger game there with that visit than it is obvious that this visit will lead to some positive result in terms of e-

belarus was exposed to chernobyl. >> i vaguely remember chernobyl.one lifetime for me. what's really scary is not only a potential possibility of a nuclear disaster but also what happens after it. unfortunately, if putin is willing to risk a nuclear disaster, where does he stop after that? i think the only way to counter this madness would be to give ukraine full support and make sure that we put enough pressure on putin on the battlefield and keep him distracted from playing with destiny, pretty much, of the entire planet. >> it's good to see you. i hope we can talk again soon. stay safe. thank you. >> thank you. >>> as the war rages on, every ukrainian citizen is feeling its impact. nbc's molly hunter has taken a closer look on how it affected women. while some mothers and wives are home caring for their families, others have headed to the front lines. tonight, the first of her two documentaries "a mother's war" airing on nbc news now. molly joins us now. molly, you had an extraordinary tour of duty there. you met all of these women. we saw incredi

he always strove to go where help was needed, afghanistan chernobyl north-east, and then donbass didg he could for people until the last day. any housewife, a scientist, an academician classic, anyone , a writer, a poet, went in their kitchen and purred. why because half-marriage is a kiss builder happily, artist, this is when at concerts not only a happy husband sings along - this is when a beloved, wife and the audience runs onto the stage, to hug, and this is a happy grandfather. why does the accordion sing? from the fact that someone loves to harmonize, joseph kobzon was a happy person, but something else is more important. he wanted to make those around him happy. it's been about a month before of death. he called and asked. how else can i help nastya for the belevsky family? kobzon is the man who saved his daughter nastya after a terrible accident for a month in a coma of amputation of her legs. she could have despaired, but kobzon gave nastya modern prostheses, then every month he wrote, called and communicated with the family. and here's how it changed. nastya is support. i'v

in so many towns and cities, there are monuments to those who died at chernobyl.that was a different situation, but explain the crisis of climate change and nuclear power , when water levels go down that cool the fuel rods. >> yes, will nuclear power plants are often touted as a solution to climate change because when they operate, they don't release greenhouse gases. but you have to consider that in the context of the risks compared to renewable energy sources that don't have the potential for a catastrophic accident. what you're referring to is the impact of climate change on nuclear power and the fact nuclear power plant's require a consistent steady supply of cool water to remove heat from the course when operating. if climate chae stresses nuear power plant site, by reducing water levels, lakes and rirs and by increasing temperature, that puts constraints on the operation of nuclear plants because they can't operate if the cooling water is to water. so when you see heat waves -- and we've seen this in france but also occasionally in the united states, when wa

, what was there. was it necessary to invite representatives of this respectable organization to chernobylm will remain normal. well, it’s normal. because the direct road through belarus well, you remember, this is a completely different thing, so that it does not happen on chernobyl and its consequences will never come out of the granite from the 30-kilometer table of the zone of the cold station - 36 years there, yes, a lot of waste was released there. well, this is all within 30 km at any option and zaporozhskaya is hot

we have personnel. 86 years, where i always issue favors for the liquidators in the chernobyl accidentm home again between us the lights of the airfield are foggy here. here we have columns of sunrises here on an unknown path, what an intricate plot. you are hope, my earthly bone luck reward for courage together, so that only about the house in it. mikhailovna you said exactly what then it happened. here is the disease. well, yes. we are not all, when it happened we did not really realize. yes, they really understood what was happening. according to his concepts of patriotism, joseph decided that he needed to be there, and he arrived and, er, on the fifth day gave a five-hour concert. you see, this hall, these people, and then, when he said after the concert that i somehow had a little sore throat. and then, but what can i say about it, but it happened, as it happened, but he did it deliberately without a bed. yes, but they work there. they are there live i had to do it. well, it happened to mom, right? well, this is the story he told from the very beginning. uh, don't offer me anythin

. >> it means six chernobyls. it means the biggest danger in the world, nuclear weapons. >> plus our trip into bucha. >> this is where you believe your father died? >> what investigators think is new evidence of russian atrocities. the young son seeking justice for his father's murder. abc news obtaining surveillance of russian soldiers. and president zelenskyy's message to americans. >> we feel that we are not alone. we feel that you are on the field with us. >> six months in. how does this war end? >> this special edition of "nightline," "war in ukraine: the battle for freedom" will be right back. thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. >>> good evening tonight from ukraine. we are here for our exclusive interview with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. and it comes at a

since then, the russians have been improving their destructive scenarios every day, first at chernobylrned off the power to the nuclear power plant , the diesel generators started working, but the station employees had to steal fuel from the occupants in order to prevent the catastrophe is further, the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant will be expanded there. they went even further, not only did they set up a military base there, they subject it to shelling every day, and the other day they set up a blackout, the problem was quickly fixed, but the goal remained: disconnect the hares from the ukrainian power system and heal the occupied crimea, this was confirmed by our intelligence, they are determined to do that to connect the zaporizhia nuclear power plant to the unified network of russia, rockets in the sky over the southern ukrainian nuclear power plant are not a new phenomenon, they have already been recorded video surveillance cameras and this is already a violation of nuclear security, says petro kotin, sometimes we invite the military for permission to stick there when it is nec

he is also the former chernobyl liquidator . with spent fuel that can be used to create dirty bombs in the focus of attention well, whether that attention was on those storage facilities is still an open question, we add it to our the conversations of hryhoriy plachkov, the ex-head of the state inspection of nuclear regulation mr. hryhoriy, we congratulate you glory to ukraine i congratulate you as a hero glory well, tell me, mr. hryhoriv, ​​what is your opinion ? we can talk about the effectiveness of this mission and what it can really change in the situation . really difficult. and first of all, there are positive things that the mission did reach the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, so the money plan was two hours at the station and i have the opportunity to see what is happening there. yes, there is ispanochteinberg is really right in some questions and i agree with him, because at the last press conference mr. money showed all the factors and with two, for example, i have the first question - it is about the moral and psychological state of the personnel who are at the nuclear p

loosened the grip and in the ussr by starting an extension and declaring ownership but there was chernobyl day demonstration in kyiv against radiation were orders for the bloody suppression of peaceful demonstrations in baku, vilnius, riga, tbilisi , the russian empire often accuses gorbachev of collapsing the ussr, but the truth is that the first and last president wanted to preserve the empire and all the reforms were aimed precisely at this, well, we have not forgotten how gorbachev supported the annexation of crimea . kateryna pavlovska about what the last general secretary of the communist party of the ussr was remembered for by the last general secretary the ussr received the opel peace prize through the field office, so mikhail gorbachev managed to avoid the cold war with the usa, his famous glasnost and perestroika, which radically changed the world что такое что такое perestroika the infamous dry law that hit the reformer's popularity and the end of the faltering that they still can't forgive him in putin's russia Что такое perestroika he was born in a family of collective farm wo

since then, the rashists are improving their destructive scenarios every day, first at the chernobyluclear power plant, they turned off the power, the diesel generators worked, but the station employees had to steal fuel from the occupiers in order to prevent a catastrophe. that they set up a military base there, they subject it to shelling every day, and the other day they set up a blackout, the problem was quickly fixed, but the goal remained to unlock the air force from of the ukrainian energy system and to revive the occupied crimea, this was confirmed by our intelligence, they are determined to connect the zaporizhia nuclear power plant to the unified network of russia, rockets in the sky above the southern ukrainian nuclear power plant are not a new phenomenon, they have already been recorded by video surveillance cameras and this is already a violation of nuclear safety, says petro kotin at the moment we invite the military for actual permission to stick there when it is necessary for them. but now the situation is unprecedented because er because that's all, but it's not just

russian army is there, the world remains on the brink of a radiation disaster for the worse than chernobyl, therefore it is the joint responsibility of everyone in the world to remove the occupiers from the territory of the magadan, they clearly define the source of the russian radiation danger, the russian military presence at the zaporizhia station, russian actions against the nuclear station, therefore, the complete demilitarization of the stations, the immediate release of the report of all the russian military this is the only thing that can ensure the implementation of this resolution magadan and this is also a basic element of global security. i would like to remind you that the atomic energy agency adopted a resolution demanding from russia to withdraw the troops from the gas station, the document was signed based on the results of the visit of megaten experts to the station in early september, in the resolution, russia is called upon to immediately stop all actions against the zaporizhzhia npp and any other nuclear facility in ukraine , the situation at the zaporizhzhia nuclear pl

it started with the seizure of the chernobyl nuclear power plant and now it continues with the seizurethe zaporizhzhia eu, and it is clear that all these steps were calculated and russia was preparing for this . and she uses all the levers of influence to achieve her ultimate goal, the ultimate goal is to make ukraine disappear, that's clear. well, it was interesting, the topic was discussed, what will happen when it turns out that megate is playing on russia's side? you can to say that megate showed itself as a rather weak and inefficient organization, even provided with nuclear safety facilities that are all over the world . and you said that russia was preparing for this. this is a very interesting moment, because the same preparation was for years before the beginning of the invasion, and what role does energoatom play here, because the people who represented derkach, who is currently unknown where he is and is a sub-secret agent recognized as an agent of the kremlin, are still working there, but his people continue to work there, and they have been in charge of personnel since the

the soviet union, recalls how the government gorbachev hid the truth about the explosion at the chernobylpower plant and how she and her classmates were forced to collect garbage in radioactive kyiv, the reaction to the residents of chernobyl seems to me to be unequivocally negative. not only was this tragedy hushed up, but also the scale. in kyiv, when the radiation had already returned to e. these clouds were coming to kyiv and children, including children. i remember myself as a schoolgirl then, and we went not only to the parade, we also went to the subbotnik and gathered some there this is dirty garbage, and then i personally lost my hair. is it correct to call gorbachev a controversial person? he, like all his successors, dreamed of a union that must include ukraine. who among them, including yeltsin, did not see the future of ukraine as fully independent and independent ? of the state in the future, of course, the difference will be in what ways this was achieved, in contrast to russian president putin, gorbachev was not ready to resort to violence, although he had such opportuniti

it's much more modern than the chernobyl one that blew up in1986.actors. but the biggest threat is really the interruption of the electricity supply. and ukraine has been accusing russia of doing what it calls nuclear blackmail, of worrying the world and the west in particular, that there is a risk that there could be a huge, great, big accident. nobody�*s talking about a mushroom cloud of an explosion, but the accidental release of radiation. interesting he mentions chernobyl because it was that nuclear accident that allegedly allowed president goirbachev to get rid of some of the people he said were responsible. the headlines on bbc news: mourners pay their respects to the last soviet leader, mikhail gorbachev, whose funeral is taking place. the head of the international atomic energy agency says the physical integrity of ukraine's zaporizhzhia nuclear plant has been violated several times by military activity. china warns of �*counter measures�* after the us approves a $1 billion arms package to taiwan — saying it�*s to maintain its self—defence

or the water area of ​​the black sea or other countries there, for example, as it was during the chernobylent, this is belarus, so in my opinion , the instinct of preservation itself should work in these people, because exposing the whole world to a nuclear disaster is completely absurd we will also hope for their instincts of self-preservation, first of all, but we see that sometimes they have some receptors turned off. hryhoriy platskyi, the head of the state inspection of nuclear regulation of ukraine, was with us in 2017-2021 he told us about what he thinks about the visit, the representatives of the mission have a lot and about their first conclusions, now let's join our conversation oleksandr oleg, economist economic forecasts that the dollar will cost more in the government. tell us what to do with hryvnias in the end, if those ukrainians have enough hryvnias to exchange them for dollars there, or should they still be exchanged? we are talking to you about the macroeconomic forecast prepared by the ministry of economy in order for even this provision to form a draft budget for the n

blocks, what is it, in fact, it is twice as much the president of the chernobyl nuclear power plantay for a few days for the scale of energy generation, how many fuel piles are there, a few days ago they began shelling another southern ukrainian nuclear power plant, the projectile fell 300 m from the station, and windows and doors were blown out of the building. wants to intimidate the whole world, i don't think he is blocking, that's why the world holds back this threat, we have to continue to put pressure on him and not let him continue , zelensky said, but i like alistrat's statement more than scholze, after all, women are more specific in their statements lis stras premier britain says that ukraine outwitted russian president vladimir putin, he made a strategic mistake when he invaded ukraine. i think the ukrainians outwitted him. we saw how they continue to do it . resistance to the russian offensive, in addition, taras said that the world should continue to impose sanctions on russia and support ukraine, and not listen to a brat with weapons and fake threats of putin, well, a

nuclear powera chernobyl-st plant. team of inspectors hope to reach the embattled site in a matter of hours on a mission to prevent a nuclear catastrophe. cbs' debora patta continues her reporting from inside ukraine. >> reporter: the team arrived in ukrainian-held zaporizhzhia today. it's over 70 miles from the nuclear power plant, which is inside russian-occupied territory. director general rafael grossi intends to start the inspection tomorrow. >> my mission is a technical mission. it's a mission that seeks to prevent a nuclear accident. >> reporter: the facility and surrounding towns continue to come under shelling, with both sides trading blame. even as inspectors left kyiv this morning, ukraine accused russia of hitting the town where the plant is located. this is the first time the atomic energy inspectors will be heading into a war zone to investigate a nuclear plant. grossi wants to establish a permanent presence, but says this inspection will last until the weekend. however, locally-installed russian authorit

these people keep their multiply natural wealth in areas that suffered from the chernobyl disaster.ve is also known for its production achievements. every year, local beekeepers. they give about five tons of honey and make a profit from timber processing. fishing is the secret of the success of the reserves of a well-coordinated development strategy, viktor leskovich is sure, hardworking people who love their country and the most important thing is that these people bring up their children , young people who work in teams in the same good traditions that they themselves are proud of, and be proud of in our country yet. along the line , the radiation-ecological reserve is located on the territory of three districts of the gomel region, it unites over 700 specialists of various profiles. from the past , there is no present and no, there is no future for any nation, the expert community continues to discuss topics that the head of state touched upon visiting the khatyn memorial complex , topics that excite any belarusian with their opinion on the preservation of historical memory and r

a thousand children from the regions of belarus and russia most affected by the disaster at the chernobyl nuclear power plant underwent rehabilitation in sanatoriums on vouchers from the union state this year, an individual rehabilitation scheme was developed for each child in the children's health center of the lepel district. it is possible to carry out more than 80 types of medical procedures. now together with belarusian children. children from the republic of altai, bryansk, kaluga are being treated here tula regions of russia we were taken on excursions. i have good emotions trying. it 's great here. here is a good sanatorium, my favorite procedures. it's a pool and baths. we are very well staffed in terms of medical rehabilitation and everything that children need, everything in the sanatorium, there are all physiotherapy procedures, a pool with mineral water , the requirements are very serious, serious and for the material and technical base for the medical base, because the main task is to improve the health of children. vouchers are purchased , the transfer of children to the pl

we understand this is iaea's most challenging field mission since chernobyl. the presence of iaea experts at the plant is reassuring and a relief, even though the findings and what we heard from the dg today are very worrying. actually, they are alarming. this is entirely consistent with the conclusion the fighting around the nuclear power plant would only increase the risk. [indiscernible] the security of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in ukraine has been violated several times and military activities continue. it is common knowledge now that the seven safety pillars essential to maintaining nuclear safety and security which the dg recalled here today have been compromised at the power plant. this is unacceptable. the presence of russian military forces at the nuclear power plant is illegal. it events the operator and the ukrainian authorities from fulfilling their nuclear safety obligations in coordination with international conventions and iaea safety standards. as was stated by the iaea board of governors, russian military presence at you nuclear fac

they were near chernobyl as well earlier this year. but chernobyl is not anywhere near as critical as the power plant. and so there's a lot of concern about you know any kind of damage, any kind of fighting near a nuclear power plant is something that is considered a very serious situation . theoretically, the russians also know that even though they would be happy to foment any kind of chaos to tip the scales in their favor. they do appear to understand that any kind of damage to a nuclear plant would not bode well for their efforts as well. and, you know, even saw it in in chernobyl earlier this year, where they allowed the ukrainian specialists to stay there basically as hostages, but they allowed them to stay there because they recognize that they couldn't operate the plan on -- plant on their own and they didn't want anything to go wrong. so there is a sense that the russians do recognize the stakes, albeit they're going to blame the ukrainians for being the ones to cause the disruption around the plant, which is pretty, pretty la

and, of course, such large-scale tragedies as the earthquake in armenia, the catastrophe at the chernobyl nuclear power plant, and all this for several years fell just at the time of the manifestation of mikhail gorbachev, let's listen to how they remember this period of his time. our life then changed radically. freedom of speech appeared. i remember, magazines a light, during and so on. films that were on the shelves were shown. we learned a lot of new information, including the one that was previously hidden. i love mikhail sergeevich very much, i am very grateful to him. i went with him, as with a person from the radio group. yes, i myself am stubborn, a former singer and an employee of the master for the sake of it. here we went with him to the far east. i know him as a wonderful, kind, attentive person, not only the last federal secretary of the president of the soviet union, but also a statesman politician who sincerely believed in socialism with a human face, left. and he sincerely wanted the best for his country, of course, much turned out what he wanted planned went wrong. well,