but most of the time the faults of the vladivostok fortress a quiet. in the peaceful environment of the central russian penza region that monk seeking silence dug out a small cave in a hillside close to the season river. that was in one thousand one. later other monks turned the cave into russia's largest underground church. in soviet times the structure was almost destroyed and buried but in two thousand and five excavations began. later a senior priest restored the church and now services a. fifty people can be present at a service in the temple at the same time because that is why the temples considered the biggest underground temple in russia. the temples history is full of mysteries. according to the legend the cave was the beginning of several underground passages which lead far beyond the monastery territory. the passages have not been found and excavation is still ongoing research as think that church items may have been hidden underground from the bolsheviks. excavators have already dug up and restored an underground cell one home at monkeys t

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average in moscow for example and also as a comparison a passenger flying on a plane from moscow to vladivostok receives as many as twenty two my prescribe which is sampled that people here in usenet surprise me in the capsule of this highlands region while russian security services are still on high alert as there are confirmed reports from officials in japan that possibility of a nuclear meltdown is very high in fukushima and so experts in russia are now wanted soaring measuring levels of radiation not only in russia's far his but also in the arctic for example they are also saying that even in the worst case scenario the country should be spared any fallout what we know from in japan and experts experts is that a lot depends on the weather the good news is that the wind is now going in the direction of the pacific ocean and what the weather is changeable and the things that could also quickly if the worst scenario takes place and if there is an explosion inside a reactor at the fukushima blondel that would mean that radiation would be spreading in waves and these region of russia is the clos

across the water from japan they're worried about the threat of exposure but as a country who's in vladivostok reports fear is sometimes more dangerous than reality we see the nuclear catastrophe in japan but we are closing nuclear plants away from these kind of dinosaur technology it's hard not to be gripped by panic when the world's high and mighty are sounding the alarm the closer you are typical the bigger your chances of speaking out the virus which is spreading more so if you're not a physicist or a doctor people in russia's far east divided from japan by a strip of water four hundred miles across but are quick to react. but my friend called me and said that she's leaving the city i'm not in such a panic yet but i'm already taking iodine just in case. but radiation levels remain completely normal and doctors are fool us into sounding a different kind of alarm list with the president is that if anything really serious happens there things like consuming large amounts of oil going already as water people often say they're going to do such things won't help the reverse they may seriously da