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No its Reactor 3 as it says, not 4!

It's safe on the known roads and tracks. Chernobyl town and Pripyat are ok. Some of the areas where the Russians dug in I would still not trust, but those areas are not the best to visit anyway given the elevated radiation rates after the Russians dug in there and disturbed a lot of the radiation in the red forest soil.

@@BitsofEurope awesome i really appreciate the feedback! do you know by any chance if stalkers are still active within the zone still?

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There are a couple of sites near Chernobyl town where stuff was buried, the largest was at Buryakivka village, but its all buried now. Only a few things remain, in Pripyat itself is the old garage and machine working sheds and they still have few vehicles there including the claw from a crane used to remove rubble and its still a little radioactive. The Russians in 2022 during the brief occupation of Chernobyl actually stripped parts off these old vehicles including tyres over 30 years old! So most buried in Buryakivka and the rest cut up and melted.

I think you needed glasses even back then :) ....just joking....I agree some roads in general are very good, especially the highways running East to West and North to South, but some of the secondary roads once you get of those are not even roads, just connected potholes. But that's what years of corruption and neglect provide and one of the only good sides of the war, is that all Ukrainians have banded together for their country and they will demand better after the war. Look out anybody in government or council who trys to benefit from corruption after the war, the won't last long. I hope reconstruction money including the frozen billions from Russia will help provide new roads for Ukraine.

Good question. First thing is speaking to the lady who runs the museum, she has been there since 1989 and her husband was also in the Army at the time, a tank commander and he was ordered to secure Targoviste in case loyalists tried to rescue the Ceausescu's. She said the holes are real and she has no reason to lie, she is full of information and to her its a piece of history. Also the place is very well preserved, so you look at old photos and video from the trial and compare to my video and others, or what you see in person, its almost identical. As for outside, I am ex Army and would say those are real bullet holes, sometimes brick crumbles so a smaller bullet can make a larger hole. Some said the holes were too low to be aimed around the chest, well they were both pretty short people and for me the holes are chest height for them. Also if you compare the place where Nicolae's body ended up and during his examination on the ground you can see the stones and their lines clearly and those stones behind him line up with the stones in my video, also same windows, same colour etc. So no doubt about the spot. The only thing not quite correct is the outline of Nicolae's body, he did not fall lying on his side, he fell backward with his knees bent under him and head up against the wall, but I think easier to draw the outline the way it is now. There was a lot more damage to the stone lower down in 89, but I think later all the stone area had some paint or plaster washed over it. So do I think site is authentic and bullet holes real, yes I think so as the rest is 100% accurately preserved and there is no doubt from existing video that the outside location is where the firing squad shot from and at.

Thank you for the comprehensive reply. I am glad you are creating content relevant for Romanians, which are my people. I hope your interaction with Romania is and will continue to be enriching both for you and for the Romanians as well. I have to say I currently live in the US and the more I stay here the more I realise that Eastern Europeans have a lot to learn from the Westerners and vice versa, of course. All the best to you!

Multumesc mult! Its my home now and not going anywhere. Love it here.

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Yeh could have been 90 seconds, 4 minutes stuck in my head for some reason.

they didnt do that

Okay thanks for the explanation. Something is behind it because it's so specific to Rădăuți like it's a model. Mulțumesc.

How is this fake? That's my voice and me walking lol. Private tour of the reactor hall. Very real I can assure you.

What do you mean 'no pictures'? There is a whole video of my visit to the reactor hall.

No idea what the comment is, please explain.

The other 3 did continue for a period until 2000 when unit 3 shut down. Units 1 and 2 were shut down in 1991 and 1996. There is nothing operating now and all spent fuel has been removed. The control room of reactor 1 is still live and used to shift electricity around the Ukrainian grid.

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Not bad not terrible

Steel and concrete in different thicknesses.

Yes there are no reactors working in the CNPP. Last one decommissioned in 2000. Reactor 4 will never work again or any of them, they are all in the process of being dismantled with radioactive waste being stored onsite in a new containment area. This work will take another 20 years.

I would say so.

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Well I have some sad news for you. The channel caps could never bounce. But I guess the entire lid and UBS raised up a bit before the steam burst out

What tours are you referring to? This was filmed before the war started.

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Mistake is all yours😁