Chernobyl Disaster 38 years later | Zarina Zabrisky

On April 26, 1986, the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant near Kyiv went into meltdown when a faulty reactor overheated, resulting in an explosion. Described as the worst disaster in the history of nuclear energy, 31 people died as a direct result of the explosion, and thousands of others developed health complications from radiation fallout. Zarina Zabrisky, a Ukrainian journalist, tells us more about these tragic events.
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Oh yes I remember april 1986 when we in Europe measured increasing radiation and the sovjets denied all knowledge for about a week. Very usual for them. Lag of knowledge made those soldiers dig into the ground in 2022.Incredible how they in russia miss out on common sense since they are educated mostly the wrong things. Thanks for the report TVP.