Disaster Day at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant: remembering the liquidators

On April 22, 1993, the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the Russian Federation set a date that is related to the events of April 1986 at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. We are talking about an accident that claimed many lives - not only on the day of the tragedy, but also subsequently - due to diseases caused by exposure to radiation.

On the basis of this decision, the date of April 26 was designated as the Day of the Chernobyl Accident - the Day of Remembrance for those killed in radiation accidents and disasters.

In April 2012, the name of the memorial day was changed by decision of the then President Dmitry Medvedev to the Day of participants in the elimination of the consequences of radiation accidents and disasters and the memory of the victims of these accidents and disasters.

Chernobyl accident shared history countries on before and after.

Hundreds of thousands of people took part in the aftermath of the accident, including both military and civilians. According to the most conservative estimates, about 560 thousand people were involved in measures to eliminate the consequences.

This is a whole army, each soldier of which has contributed to the victory over the radiation hazard. Until now, there is no accurate data on how many people put their lives and health on the altar of this victory, victory over an invisible enemy. But the result of the work of these people is well known. This is a sarcophagus over the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, which, without any exaggeration, protects the planet from the incredible danger associated with exposure to radiation.

Northern beams of the Shelter object:

The opening of the monument to the liquidators of the consequences of the Chernobyl accident (photo from the VK / Gennady Grandfather page):

Photos of the processing of transport in the Chernobyl zone (1986) (photo from the VK / Union of Chernobyl Udmurt Republic page):

Military Review expresses its gratitude to all those who performed the work on eliminating the consequences of the accident.

Comments

[Mordvin 3]

I remember how all May rain came with foam. Muscovites all besieged us. I looked at the weather for the month of May 86th in a special way, in Moscow for three days it rained on the 20th, and we had it all May.

[Mordvin 3]

Citizens minusers, but essentially nothing to argue? I have a certificate of a resident of the Chernobyl zone. Tula region, to Moscow - about 200 km.

[Insurgent]

Hundreds of thousands of people took part in the aftermath of the accident, including both military and civilians. According to the most conservative estimates, about 560 thousand people were involved in measures to eliminate the consequences.

Including the miners-liquidators of Donbass and a number of other coal basins of the USSR.

And now - the Exclusion Zone is burned intentionally, with some intent ...

[Lipchanin]

Quote: Mordvin 3

Muscovites all besieged us.

Citizen, no need to lie.
Then no one yet knew the nature of the disaster, and there was no way he could upset anything.
Precipitation near Moscow began at Luzhkov before the holidays

Tula region, to Moscow - about 200 km.

One Tula? And all the dirt poured on you?
This is an infection map.

[Olgovich]

Quote: Lipchanin

Then no one knew the nature of the disaster

They knew something: I then served in the UNRM, we mounted roads and platforms from reinforced concrete slabs, we supplied them from somewhere in Ukraine.

a secretly familiar officer from the UIR told us. that all materials (and they were transported from all over the Union) are checked for radioactive contamination and these plates are very cheerfully "click" ...

[Lipchanin]

Quote: Olgovich

They knew something: I then served in the UNRM

Andrey, those who needed a job knew
Well reported to the top. Did someone understand there?
labeled even with the edge of his ear heard about radiation. They have a "holiday" on the nose. How can I cancel?

[Insurgent]

Quote: Olgovich

a familiar officer from the UIR told us. that all materials (and they were transported from all over the Union) are checked for radioactive contamination and these plates are very cheerfully "click" ...

I don’t know, of course, what the background level was for these plates, but I’ll notice that increased radiation may have a natural character.
For example, granite, the rubble from which was most likely used in the manufacture of reinforced concrete slabs ...

Also, "phonite" shale and sandstone, which are released to the mountain, and stored in waste heaps, and due to the burning of dumps, the level rises.
Likewise, many types of clay, when fired, also begin to "fade" ...

[Olgovich]

Quote: Insurgent

increased levels of radiation can have a natural character. For example granite, crushed stone

This is known.

Granite crushed stone also went to us with compounds and was also checked, they talked about him. which is within normal limits. and the plates somewhere were grabbed too much ...

[Alena Frolovna]

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Lipchanin

Citizen, no need to lie.

You will not find the weather forecast for May 86th at our hydro center. Personally, I found the weather on an American site.

Quote: Lipchanin

One Tula? And all the dirt poured on you?

No, not all. Bryanskaya suffered especially. I do not suffer from multiple sclerosis, we ran through foamy puddles, and made fun of "If you step into a puddle, you will die" And the grandmother of the kid we were making fun of sat quietly and said: "Be quiet, guys ..." But Moscow was not affected by radiation, although close to her. And how strange the weather was changeable. As the late Victor Stepanych said - "This has never happened, and here it is again!"

[Lipchanin]

Quote: Mordvin 3

You will not find the weather forecast for May 86th at our hydro center

So heavy((
There was a surge. Got to ALL.
An alarm was sounded in Europe. We had silence. Accident and all

But radiation did not affect Moscow, although it was just a stone's throw away

Show the map again?

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Lipchanin

Show the map again?

Lipchanin, you got me with this card. Weather in May 86th take an interest.

[Lipchanin]

Mordvin, you got the weather. The weather turned away from Moscow to Tula ????
Hung over

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Lipchanin

The weather turned away from Moscow

It was turned away.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Lipchanin

An alarm was sounded in Europe. We had silence. Accident and all

Before the May Day holidays, Finns had already reported (on Finnish TV), and even in the Baltic states the instruments were already showing radiation.

[Jager]

From Kiev to Chernobyl it is generally close at hand, but it turned out to be relatively clean. Probably also besieged the clouds? Or is it not fools who are building nuclear power plants and chemical plants taking into account the wind rose?
When the Chernobyl forest was burning, I went to the weather site to see where the breeze with smoke from the zone was blowing. And he blew just in the Gomel region, closer to the border with Ukraine, air flows converged and besieged there.

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Jager

From Kiev to Chernobyl it is generally close at hand, but it turned out to be relatively clean.

Yes? And I remember how one guy told in the magazine "Behind the Wheel" how he skidded from Kiev. Already the heels sparkled. He burned the crankshaft on his six.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Jager

When the Chernobyl forest was burning, I went to the weather site to see where the breeze with smoke from the zone was blowing.

Interestingly, but was there the Internet in 1986?

[Pilat2009]

Quote: Mordvin 3

No, not all. Bryansk suffered particularly

My mother lived in Shadrinsk in the 50s. Then there was a leak on Mayak. They forbade him to swim in the Iset River. Well, nobody paid much attention to this. Now 82 she lives and lives

[stalki]

I did not minus. And I respect the victims and the liquidators with respect. And I deeply understand the whole tragedy. And before that, precedents were in the union. But the question is, why this phrase

Muscovites all besieged us.

? We must start with the place where the accident occurred, and obviously not through the fault of the “Muscovites”.

[Lara Croft]

Quote: mordvin xnumx

Tula region, to Moscow - about 200 km.

I had my first training (I stayed well for less than a month) (railway station Chern), local officers said that air defense officers shot a thunderstorm over the western regions of the RSFSR so that radioactive rain would not fall over Moscow ..... maybe fairy tales...

[Catfish]

I am a Muscovite, and at that time I was in the city, let me ask you, what was it that we "recovered" on you?

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Sea Cat

let me ask you, what did we "reward" on you?

Konstantin, I write that I remember. And I affirm one hundred percent that throughout May we rained with foam, and in Moscow it rained only three days, on the twentieth.

[Catfish]

And why did I catch foam on you? Yes, you write what you remember about health, but before you write, you need to at least think a little about what you write. But I had the misfortune to live in the capital! In Moscow there is a sausage, but in Zhmerynka there is no, who is to blame? Muscovites! They consumed the whole sausage, and the whole country is starving. Then dear fellow citizens were already tired of having Muscovites to blame for everything, and not their beloved government. Now sausage is everywhere, so let’s throw rain on the Muscovites with foam, and the fact that a long time ago clouds were dispersed over the capital using aerosols from airplanes do you still not know? You don’t know anything, at least ask a neighbor. And then there is some kind of hobbies at the level of a sloppy redneck of the beginning of the twentieth century.

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Sea Cat

In Moscow there is a sausage, but in Zhmerynka there is no, who is to blame? Muscovites!

You know ... Our meat processing plant sent all its products to Moscow. And when I arrived in Moscow in 89 and stood in line, I heard an angry hiss: "Come in large numbers here ..."

[Catfish]

On whose order the products were sent to Moscow, on myU? I did not work in the city committee, I was not a member of the Politburo. And they hissed that de "come in large numbers" are exactly the same who blamed the Muscovites for "foam and sausage". It's easier than going out to the square and saying: "It's good to drive all the food to Moscow, we are people too and we want to eat." But no, it is much easier to outwit absolutely innocent people than to swipe at "the honor and conscience of our era."

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Sea Cat

And they hissed that de "come in large numbers" are exactly the same who blamed the Muscovites for "foam and sausage".

You're not right. All 80s went to Moscow, never heard of such a thing. But the 89th - I heard. And in the 90th, an aunt from a cooperative tent attacked me, barely fighting off her. Madhouse. And after all, I paid for the rotten Coca-Cola, and she almost pulled out an egg for me, vixen. These are Muscovites ... Are you like Ryazan?

[Catfish]

Why did you decide that this aunt is a Muscovite?

These are Muscovites ...

Even so, it is still absurd to judge all people by one habalka. In addition, for decades Moscow was "diluted" with limiters, and these people by no means belonged to the creative intelligentsia.
I left the capital a long time ago and live in a village near Ryazan, and the desire to visit "Churkingrad" every year less and less. The city that I knew and loved is no longer there. They began to kill him even under the Soviets, and now they have finished off completely. So I've been in our village for a long time already for "my boyfriend". )))

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Sea Cat

Why did you decide that this aunt is a Muscovite?

Once in Moscow, then a Muscovite.

Quote: Sea Cat

In addition, Moscow has been "diluted" with limiters for decades

I know. But there are different limiters.

Quote: Sea Cat

The city that I knew and loved no longer.

That's it. I liked Moscow in the 80s, and then sharply lost my liking.

[Catfish]

Once in Moscow, then a Muscovite.

Once in Africa, it means a Negro. Oh well...

But there are different limiters.

That's right, like the Muscovites.

I liked Moscow in the 80s, and then sharply lost my liking.

There is no Moscow - there is Churkingrad.

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Sea Cat

There is no Moscow - there is Churkingrad.

This is precisely noticed. It was a driveway, so one Armenian suggested taking a taxi for the amount I received per month. So he wanted to slap him in a hat, his mother restrained.

[Catfish]

If there was only one Armenian ... "Port of the Seven Seas" ... fuck!

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Sea Cat

If there was only one Armenian ...

That's just the point ... I get out of the train - Kyrgyz with wheelbarrows, get out of the subway - Armenians tax, I go to the subway - Uzbeks sell documents. And where to go to Russian?

[Catfish]

And where to go to Russian?

Let’s let every Russian decide for himself. I’m not an adviser here, and I’m afraid, if I advise, I will get another ban for another incitement.

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Sea Cat

for another incitement

We all get a ban. For some reason, Negroes are respected here more than Russians. They will call him a racist. And when I studied with the blacks, I, a threesome, and I was offered blacks to teach. And the Indians. They are stupid all in opu.

[Grim Reaper]

Quote: mordvin xnumx

Quote: Sea Cat

If there was only one Armenian ...

That's just the point ... I get out of the train - Kyrgyz with wheelbarrows, get out of the subway - Armenians tax, I go to the subway - Uzbeks sell documents. And where to go to Russian?

Well, you can come to us. Ural. Vsezh not Siberia. Although I don’t know what is better ..... But you can still live. Till.

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Grim Reaper

Well, you can come to us. Ural

Do you think I have not been there? Nizhny Tagil. So there are full of Tajiks.

[Grim Reaper]

Quote: mordvin xnumx

Quote: Grim Reaper

Well, you can come to us. Ural

Do you think I have not been there? Nizhny Tagil. So there are full of Tajiks.

Well, aren’t they so arrogant as in Moscow?
However, I do not argue. Perhaps they will run, gain "critical mass" and .......
And who will be to blame for this? Again power, with the police? Or even ordinary citizens who were afraid to give Hamla in the face?

[Grim Reaper]

What is quiet and smooth in my yard. And they behave decently. And their children greet them in Russian. And everyone is happy. Only 3 (three) peasants, Russians, were able to put things in order in two, two, 80 apartment buildings.
Without the involvement of the police. No crime. Well, you continue to whine. To come to you? Teach? To help? Fucking good if you .....

[Phil77]

Quote: Sea Cat

There is no Moscow - there is Churkingrad.

* And do not rush to bury us,
and we still have things to do here .... *

[Catfish]

Hello, Sergey!
Oh, this does not apply to you. My children also live in Moscow, but they do not have the same memories as mine. I don’t like to be there. I only remember the city Okudzhava sang about:
"Press the brake driver, finally
You've been tyranny for three hours in a row
Get down citizens, come, end,
Okhotny Ryad ... Okhotny Ryad ... "

[Phil77]

* when I cannot overcome the misfortune,
when despair comes.
I get into the blue trolleybus on the go.
Last, random .... *
There is no Constantine of that city, no. Only small, tiny islands of the past remain.

[Catfish]

"Night and silence, given forever,
Rain, and maybe snow falls,
All the same, with endless hope warmed
I see a city in the distance that does not exist ... "(c).

[Phil77]

What can I say! Trinity Street, * alive * left three houses! 2nd, 5th, 7th. Everything. And when the Olympic pulled all the houses to the right of the Catherine Square under * bulldozer * went. And by the way! A childhood memory! There, after all, the bust was set by the hero of the Soviet Union, the pilot Popkov, here not far from him we drove street hockey in felt boots. There was nowhere in the yards, they were our little courtyards!

[Catfish]

The whole pogrom during the construction of the Olympic before my eyes passed, like the fucking Olympiad. And according to Catherine’s, I drove children to a nursery, they were in the right wing of the House of Officers. So my son has since known who Popkov and Tolbukhin are. )))

[Phil77]

And where did you make the most delicious milkshake? Correctly, in the corner on the Pipe !!!! And the pasties? There too, but in the * glass *, where then the Political Enlightenment House was banged off! My mother and I went there oh, as we liked !!! Delicious food for 16 kopecks !!!!!

[Catfish]

Exactly! A milkshake in that store appeared in one of the first in Moscow. And in "cheburechka" after the demobilization, there was democracy: bring, drink and eat chebureks. The buzz. Yes, and when the monster of the "political education" was thrown off, the old quarter of brothels was demolished, but in vain, it was a monument to our history, after the dispersal of the revolution of the fifth year, the Semyonovsky regiment stood there! True, the girls were moved to other houses, no less funny. )))
Here, by the way, is a photo of that cocktail shop.

And here, in the corner, was the same "Narva", and the next house was my seven-story building. Demolished and built, don't understand what.

[Phil77]

There is, there is a name for that which was built- * a fear-man *! And there is also a less censored version, similar to * ugly * !!!!

[Catfish]

But this house is directly opposite mine, across the boulevard. My height and color was the same, only with balconies and without moldings.

[Catfish]

... I’m not talking about the then laborers from the Sickle and Hammer or ZIL. but otherwise the concentration of crap in Moscow has always been higher than in the periphery and there is no point in arguing.

Did you personally measure the concentration of shit in Moscow during the Soviet era? Share your "work" experience, you seem to have rich experience. We've been attributed with Vladimir for a full hour, and then again "how much money for the fish" is it, and the Muscovites are to blame for everything, aren't you tired of chewing urine?

[Lara Croft]

Quote: Sea Cat

Did you personally measure the concentration of shit in Moscow during the Soviet era? Share your "work" experience, you seem to be rich.

Don't worry ... now, after the end of "self-isolation", "optimization" will begin in the offices of many companies, the markets will trade at a loss due to a decrease in the solvency of "Muscovites", they will reduce salary, "the flower of the nation" (ie. That is, those who "by chance, accidentally" became "Muscovites") will have nothing to pay for the rent of apartments and they will all leave Moscow, which they hate, will finally save the ts. yourself and your families from

city ​​of privileges, swagger, servile backwardness.

[Catfish]

... and they will all leave Moscow they hate

Yeah ... hateful ... But did hell go there? I can still understand people who, in search of a better life, drove over the limit to the capital in the 70-80s, but now ... Bullshit, call lady.

[Lara Croft]

Quote: Sea Cat

... and they will all leave Moscow they hate

Yeah ... hateful ... But did hell go there? I can still understand people who, in search of a better life, drove over the limit to the capital in the 70-80s, but now ... Bullshit, call lady.

I'm not sorry. I myself am a Muscovite in the seventh generation ... Fierce self-hatred, as a Muscovite I didn’t notice, the only thing in the army was asked more than from others .... I love my city, but now there are a lot of random people who don’t they just hate the place where they came from, because it made her leave her home, but also Moscow, because here they partly got what they should have received in their homeland ....
Moscow is a great and beautiful city, and those who hate it, he simply does not notice ....

[Catfish]

I'm not sorry

To your health, if it’s easier for you.
What area are you lodging in?
Until the beginning of the nineties I was on Samotyoka, house 32 between Narva and Literaturka, now Mytnaya, but Samotyoku, together with Truba, was ditched a long time ago, and every hole was built up on Mytnaya. I loved the city in which I lived, and not what it was now turned into. Well, this is everyone's personal business.

[Lara Croft]

Quote: Sea Cat

I'm not sorry

To your health, if it’s easier for you.
What area are you lodging in?

He lived 26 years of his life on the Zagorodnoye Shosse, now there is an unmeasured fork in the road ..... roads, then he moved to Maryino, now I live there ...

[Phil77]

On plus to both of you from me, the peacemaker!

[Phil77]

Oh !!!! Send inter-Moscow showdown !!!!

[Catfish]

Yes, we did not particularly understand, different opinions are not a reason for serious showdowns.

[Malyuta]

Quote: Phil77

Oh !!!! Send inter-Moscow showdown !!!!

Really looked very pretty!

[Malyuta]

Quote: Sea Cat

Did you personally measure the concentration of shit in Moscow in Soviet times?

I am very sorry, but I had to "measure" in the late 80s and my statements are not unfounded, but you are in vain angry, because I pointed out that Moscow has changed over the years, unfortunately, not for the better, absorbing not the best representatives of the country ...
In addition, you yourself said that you "fled" from the capital, which means that most of the truth is in my words and you supported it not with words, but with action In addition, you say that in the provinces you are now on your board, from which it follows that the provincial "cauldron" of Russia "melted" you. So why are you boiling now, if you have your own?

[Catfish]

... if you have ours?

Thank you. Yes, only I do not boil, "for the power of a shame," for the city that I once loved. And as for the "remelting", there was nothing to remelt, if there was something out of a child's thoughtlessness, then everything was safely dissolved in three years of military service. Better than in the army of people, you can hardly find out where. And I "fled" not from "my" Moscow, but from a city completely alien to me, patriarchal Ryazan is much closer to my heart, not to mention the village.

[Malyuta]

Quote: Sea Cat

And as for the "remelting", there was nothing to remelt, if there was something out of a child's thoughtlessness, then everything was safely dissolved in three years of military service. Better than in the army of people, you can hardly find out where. And I "fled" not from "my" Moscow, but from a city completely alien to me, patriarchal Ryazan is much closer to my heart, not to mention the village. smile drinks

Well, you see how spiritually close we are, and you get excited right away
PySy. In no case didn’t want to hurt the feelings of real Muscovites, they just understand everything.

[Catfish]

As it was in "The Taming of the Shrew" with Popov and Kasatkina: "The roast is also hot!" And I recently had dinner.

[Malyuta]

Quote: Sea Cat

As it was in "The Taming of the Shrew" with Popov and Kasatkina: "The roast is also hot!" And I recently had dinner. laughing drinks

You see how gloriously we have a mutual understanding
And our ideal picture of universal friendship, indefatigable "guardians" solemnly sealed with a "minus"
What kind of people? Even on a big holiday they cannot calm down Do not give a quiet drink with a good person

[Catfish]

This is from the general harmfulness and heinous state of mind. Amen.

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Sea Cat

and the vile state of mind. Amen

The seventh letter of the alphabet "Live" ...

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Malyuta

Novomoskovsk

This is where I live. And try, prove to them. Phew! Though photograph the green book, we have the Chernobyl zone.

[Malyuta]

Quote: Mordvin 3

This is where I live. And try, prove to them.

I share your righteous anger and affirm that Stalinogorsk and Uzlovaya are in the zone of infection !!!!!!!

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Malyuta

Stalinogorsk

Wow, remember. Stalinogorsk was part of the Moscow region, like ....

[Jager]

If you live in a village near Ryazan, there are also "dirty" and rain-damaged areas in the Ryazan region.

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Jager

If you live in a village near Ryazan,

No. I live in the Tula region. Novomoskovsk.

[Aag]

"Tula region, in my opinion, is the most
the victim, after directly the "Zone" itself.
Wow, how much your own shirt
closer to your body! But what about Bryansk, Gomel with its own areas?
To eliminate the consequences sent from all over the Union. And in / employees and civilians.
I don’t have any information about artificially caused precipitation. But localization of the outbreak, by all available means, is a priority in case of radioactive contamination.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: AAG

To eliminate the consequences sent from all over the Union.

No, not from all over the Union. From the republics of the Caucasus, Wed Asia and Kazakhstan - not observed.

Quote: AAG

. And in / employees and civilians.

Of the military personnel only officers, for one month.
The rest are civilians of all specialties having two or more children and for 180 days. So the agenda was noted. I was kept 2,5 months. Yes, and the total radiation dose should not exceed 10 x-rays.
Immediately after the accident, conscripts were cordoned off, many received very large doses. The son of my colleague, conscript, was there, died in 88.

[Aag]

Krasnoyarsk: "Of the military, only officers," ...
... "The son of my colleague, a conscript, ended up there, died in 88."
Are not you in contradiction?

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: AAG

Krasnoyarsk: "Of the military, only officers," ...
... "The son of my colleague, a conscript, ended up there, died in 88."
Are not you in contradiction?

No, I'm just not clear enough. In the first months after the accident, the zone was cordoned off by conscripts. Then the area was surrounded by a thorn, and a checkpoint was set up on the roads. and conscripts were no longer involved. All work was carried out by "partisans" and commanded by officers who changed every month. All this "army" was led by the headquarters of the Civil Defense. The entire zone was divided into sectors. My battalion was in the second sector, engaged in the repair of equipment and the pontoon crossing over the Pripyat. Personally, I provided telephone communication, my call sign is "Dump"

[Grim Reaper]

At that time I was just in CHVVAUSH. They took me to the parade ground. They asked who wants "for the good of the Motherland?" Explained nothing. People 5 stepped. What's with them? ...

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: AAG

But what about Bryansk, Gomel

So I say that they suffered a lot .... Especially Bryansk

[Malyuta]

Quote: AAG

Wow, how much your own shirt
closer to your body! But what about Bryansk, Gomel with its own areas?

And I didn’t say that only the Tula region suffered, I said that I suffered the most

[Jager]

Live in the house at the Moscow Ring Road, in a week back home you want to swallow air, not dust and poisonous gases. Metropolis ...

[stalki]

You don’t know anything, at least ask a neighbor. And then there is some kind of hobbies at the level of a sloppy redneck of the beginning of the twentieth century.

And this is just to translate the arrows. And the conversation the other way.

[Pilat2009]

Quote: Sea Cat

But I had the misfortune to live in the capital!

I think that the inhabitants of the outback just adore you, dear Muscovites. But you will not argue that you live well at the expense of others?

[Lara Croft]

Quote: Pilat2009

Quote: Sea Cat

But I had the misfortune to live in the capital!

I think that the inhabitants of the outback just adore you, dear Muscovites. But you will not argue that you live well at the expense of others?

I will. I live off my brains, not strangers, incl. from the outback ...

[Pilat2009]

Quote: Lara Croft

I will. I live off my brains, not strangers, incl. from the outback.

That's why we love you until blue in the face.

[Lara Croft]

Quote: Pilat2009

Quote: Lara Croft

I will. I live off my brains, not strangers, incl. from the outback.

That's why we love you until blue in the face.

All Muscovites should cry from this?
On the topic, articles, have something to say? No ..... then ... "Watch your hand"

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Mordvin 3

I remember how all May rain came with foam.

Well I do not know. I took part in the elimination and the rains were there, there was no foam, there was a light yellow canvas along the edges of the puddles, but it was the pollen of flowering plants.

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

I took part in the elimination and the rains were there, there was no foam,

I am writing about the Tula region. 200 km from Moscow, just a wind rose that side of the barrel.

[Andrey VOV]

Novomoskovsk, Shchekino, Uzlovaya if it would cover itself more quickly from chemistry or especially then from radiation ... I remember I got there somehow I don’t remember Novomoskvsk, the end of the 80s ... it was impossible to breathe the kapets, especially at night ... probably the most there was an outburst of time, and you say radiation ... but all liquidators have eternal memory ...

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Andrey VOV

I remember getting into Novomoskvsk somehow, I don’t remember, the end of the 80s ... it was impossible to breathe the kapets, especially at night ... probably the most extra time was, and you say radiation ... but all liquidators have eternal memory ...

And how do we live here, poor fellow? It was you who didn’t get to our zero when the ammonia release happened. Half a city rushed to hell.

[Andrey VOV]

well, it’s already who was born where, and so they decided to make the Tula region the center of the chemical industry, Aleksin, Novomoskovsk, Uzlovaya, Shchekino, Efremov ...

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Andrey VOV

and so they decided to make the Tula region a center of the chemical industry

So ... I'll go into history a little. In the 30s, we built an artel "The Third Five-Year Plan". Now the Americans bought it and call it "Procter Gamble". Novomoskovskbytkhim. Eurochem. They also wanted to sell the chemical plant, but they came to their senses in time. But the optimization was carried out. A friend worked as an electrician, according to the state, two were assigned to two workshops, they were optimized, one remained. The distance between the workshops is 20 minutes walk. The telpher has broken. A friend climbed to fix it, the master comes running: "Well, Moscow is calling!" From Moscow screams: "When will you start shipping?" Fuck you all. Again he climbs on the telpher, the shop manager comes running: "Moscow is on the wire!" "Pump-smoke, pump-smoke, when will you fix the telpher?"
“I don’t know how I can, and I can fix it.”
Climbs on the telpher, the director runs: "Moscow is calling!" Screams from Moscow, because of you now Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo will rise!
Well, a friend freaked out specifically, and now for the same money he wipes his pants in the guard.

[Zeev Zeev]

You are still lucky. Most of it was besieged by Belarus, having polluted half of the Mogilev and Gomel regions.

[Retvizan 8]

Thanks to the guys who struggled with the accident at the AU and its consequences!
Eternal memory to the dead and dead, living health !!!

[Pete mitchell]

Honor and praise to all those involved in the elimination.
We do not forget departedlive hello

[Atlant-1164]

April 26, 1986 9:2 am walking with my beloved Oksana on Khreshchatyk. In those days there was a bicycle race of the world. Ekimov was the leader. There was good spring weather. and from May XNUMX on the denb of my departure from Zhulyany airport .. there was a pandemon at the stations and at the airports.

[Lipchanin]

My neighbors and friends were two twin brothers. Received such a dose that they could not get a job. When the device had to undergo fluorography. For them, this was already a lethal dose.
Wives left, lived alone.
The apartment started a fire. The neighbors could not help. Iron door.
When the fire brigade arrived, there was no one to save
One was lying near the sofa, suffocating.
The second brother was able to crawl to the door. There he suffocated
Eternal Gratitude to All Liquidators !!!
Eternal Memory To all victims of this terrible accident.

[Tatyana]

Quote: Lipchanin

Received such a dose that they could not get a job. When the device had to undergo fluorography. For them, this was already a lethal dose. Wives left, lived alone.

Unfortunately, the quality of life of the surviving radiation-exposed rescuers after the Chernobyl accident / catastrophe liquidation was not there until the end of their lives.
I can imagine how much of everything, saving the world from radiation, they themselves courageously survived later. All this is sad.
Light memory to them!

[Lipchanin]

Quote: Tatiana

Unfortunately, the quality of life of the surviving radiation-exposed rescuers after the Chernobyl accident / catastrophe liquidation was not there until the end of their lives.

They could only drink.
I do not know the statistics. I know 8 more people Liquidators. Until 2000, no one lived
Eternal Memory and Gratitude to them that they saved our lives
They died in '98. Is Putin to blame?

[Tatyana]

Quote: Lipchanin

They could only drink. I do not know the statistics. I know 8 more people Liquidators. Until 2000, no one lived. Eternal Memory and Gratitude to them that they saved our lives. They died in 98. Is Putin to blame?

But Putin has nothing to do with it! One must still be objective. Namely.

The nuclear disaster at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant occurred in the USSR under Gorbachev in April 1986.
For the rest, see the table of the presidents of the Russian Federation.
Putin in fact began his reign of the Russian Federation on January 1, 2000.

[Lipchanin]

Quote: Tatiana

Why is it necessary to immediately blame Putin?

Sorry, but always always and everywhere GDP is "to blame"

On April 22, 1993, the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the Russian Federation set a date that is related to the events of April 1986 at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.

Today flowers will be brought here and candles will be lit.

[Lipchanin]

Tatyana, look for what they are minus.
It’s not important what I’m talking about.
Stupidly minus.
here's what to call a mouth that put a minus for it

Today flowers will be brought here and candles will be lit.

Photo below

[stalki]

Stupidly minus.
here's what to call a mouth that put a minus for it

And so for self-satisfaction, do not pay attention use the distance, but in reality they’ll get wet underwear.

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Lipchanin

Is Putin to blame?

For what this bastard Gorby retirement pay 40 minimum salaries?

[Lipchanin]

Quote: Mordvin 3

For what this bastard Gorby retirement pay 40 minimum salaries?

What does Chernobyl have to do with it?
Drag it in

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Lipchanin

What does Chernobyl have to do with it?

And despite the fact that it was Gorby who arranged acceleration, publicity and the economy. It was under the auspices of the economy at Chernobyl that they conducted an experiment, which then fell apart.

[Lipchanin]

Well already hungover
We are talking about the victims of the Chernobyl tragedy.
Well do not litter the branch labeled

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Lipchanin

We are talking about the victims of the Chernobyl tragedy.
Well do not litter the branch labeled

And he is directly related to the victims. Got game with economic reforms.

[Vol4ara]

Quote: mordvin xnumx

Quote: Lipchanin

What does Chernobyl have to do with it?

And despite the fact that it was Gorby who arranged acceleration, publicity and the economy. It was under the auspices of the economy at Chernobyl that they conducted an experiment, which then fell apart.

Rave. To begin with, at least read what the meaning of the experiment is, you don’t need to chat here all that comes into your head. He did not bring any economic benefits

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Vol4ara

Rave. To get started, at least read the meaning of the experiment,

Here are four articles published about this experiment. "Chernobyl Notebook". Read, if not lazy.

[Vol4ara]

Quote: mordvin xnumx

Quote: Vol4ara

Rave. To get started, at least read the meaning of the experiment,

Here are four articles published about this experiment. "Chernobyl Notebook". Read, if not lazy.

I read, about 10 years ago, a work of art, on the whole the line is observed, but there are a lot of mistakes, mistakes, and sometimes fiction. But she interested me in this problem, and made me dig further.

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Vol4ara

I read, about 10 years ago,

About three years ago they printed on the site. The author is G. Medvedev.

[Vol4ara]

Quote: mordvin xnumx

Quote: Vol4ara

I read, about 10 years ago,

About three years ago they printed on the site. The author is G. Medvedev.

I read it when there was no site yet, it's not even 10 years ... Somewhere in 2002

[Doctor]

Here are four articles published about this experiment. "Chernobyl Notebook". Read, if not lazy.

In my opinion, the most sensible on this topic was written by the participant in the accident, whom many consider her the main culprit, deputy chief engineer for operation of the Chernobyl NPP A.S. Dyatlov. The book is called "Chernobyl - as it was." Everything is there, from prehistory to the analysis of causes.
According to the experiment, the reactor is a boiler for heating steam, steam spins the turbines of the generators, the generators have flywheels, so they spin for a while even after the reactor is stopped.
The essence of the experiment was very simple - measure the time that they will spin (and generate energy) by inertia after shutting down the reactor.
The reactor was going to stop PLANOVO, for refueling, and not an experiment.
Measurement of the run-down time of the generators did not affect the processes occurring in the reactor, he pulled for completely different reasons.

[Curbstone xnumx]

And this Woodpecker did not write in his book why all the defenses were withdrawn. And then he had everything written so smoothly, everything was done as planned, and he banged. This does not happen. They awoke there

[Doctor]

And this Woodpecker did not write in his book why all the defenses were withdrawn.

He wrote and in great detail.
The phrase ALL PROTECTIONS was invented for the average person who thinks that since there is nuclear fuel at the nuclear power plant, there exists a complex, multi-level protection system (10 pieces minimum) guaranteeing against an accident.
And there she is not. And now too.

[Pilat2009]

Quote: Mordvin 3

Read, if not laziness.

Read better "How It Was" CHT is a work of fiction with a considerable amount of interpretation and fiction

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Pilat2009

"How it was" TH

Okay.

[alone]

Quote: mordvin xnumx

Quote: Lipchanin

Is Putin to blame?

For what this bastard Gorby retirement pay 40 minimum salaries?

What for? If it weren’t for Gorby, hardly all this thieves' gang would have got to power .. they became billionaires thanks to Gorby ...

[Lipchanin]

Quote: lonely

What for? If it weren’t for Gorbi, it’s unlikely that all this thieves' gang got to power

Well, let's start from the beginning of the "chain" Stalin-Khrushchev-Brezhnev-Gorbachev-Yeltsin
Where is the gap ???? Which of them did the PEOPLE choose? Maybe when you admit that it was your party that ruined the USSR ???

[alone]

Quote: Lipchanin

Maybe when you admit that it was your party that ruined the USSR ???

Well, to begin with, this is not my party, I didn’t create it .. Even in the Komsomol I didn’t belong ..
And who then destroyed the country called the USSR? Who was involved in personnel policy? Me? or you?
As for my answer about the pension, which equals 40 minimum wages ... Yes, I think that the current powers that be should be grateful to those like Gorbachev ... He made it so that all sorts of mediocrity and thieves today are not only sitting in high positions, but also billionaires ...
pension of 40 minimum wage Have you asked yourself a question for which the head of Rosneft is paid 4,5 million rubles a day? What was the point of the demarche at the OPEC + meeting? Will they refuse to lower 250 thousand barrels, and then sign an agreement on a reduction of 2,5 million barrels in a month? That’s the whole point of those who came to power thanks to Gorbi filling the USSR as Secretary General and the president ..

[alone]

Quote: Lipchanin

AND....? Pension at what?

Actually, Mordvin should have answered .. I do not understand

Quote: Lipchanin

your impotence

Are you special in potency?

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Quote: Lipchanin

They could only drink

So maybe this is the reason for the decline in the quality of life?

[knn54]

Sergey, I join.
A neighbor, a young specialist, only a son was born. They were sent on a business trip. He burned down from the sarcoma.
A work colleague. As soon as he transferred to the reserve, the KGB was sent in the forefront. After retirement, he spent three years on cancer.
People did everything they could.
It's a shame that the REAL perpetrators (including those who did not provide the rescuers with protective equipment) were not punished.
A low bow to the Rescuers. Eternal memory to the departed and Health to those who live well.

[Lipchanin]

Nikolay, then they took away those who already had children

It's a shame that the REAL perpetrators (including those who did not provide the rescuers with protective equipment) were not punished.

I do not agree
At the first moment when there was an explosion, no one could even assess the nature of the disaster. When we already realized, we provided everyone with what we need

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Lipchanin

When we already realized, we provided everyone with what we need

I don’t know, maybe they provided someone (with what?) And us, the second sector of civil defense, in general, nothing.
Dispensers and not at all. But from them, from the cases, craftsmen made knives. True bath around the clock, with a steam room, mobile, army, good food, they bought water themselves (mineral water) and paid us 105 rubles per month.

[alone]

That's right ... Of the 7 thousand young people who were sent there, a couple of hundred survived ... Many until 40 years of age pulled ... Eternal memory !!

[begemot20091]

Well, whistling is not necessary. there are many who really visited there. we are still alive. here are the data
In addition to 28 liquidators who died shortly after irradiation, 14 of them died in the next 15 years, 16 more - before January 1, 2006. 4 thousand people - according to the WHO, this is the total number of people who died as a result of the Chernobyl accident and may die in the future from its consequences. 26 April. 2018 year

[alone]

Quote: begemot20091

Well, whistling is not necessary. there are many who really visited there. we are still alive. here are the data

Do you know better than me statistics on my country ..? Remember the Union republics built villages for those who were evacuated from 30km of the zone? we have a society of liquidators of the Chernobyl disaster ... there were 7 thousand people, now there are about 600 people ... Disabled groups 1 and 2 .. Most died before they reached forty .. These are facts.
As for statistics .. Statistics is an interesting thing .. According to statistics in Russia, 70% is considered the middle class .. And what? Do you think this is true?

[Jager]

For confirmation, it would be necessary to compare a sample of the same ages collected from any random regions of the USSR and compare how many of them would survive to this day, given the collapse of the country, the mess, crises, the collapse of medicine, banditry, alcoholism and so on. And then we can draw conclusions.

[alone]

Quote: Jager

For confirmation, it would be necessary to compare a sample of the same ages collected from any random regions of the USSR and compare how many of them would survive to this day, given the collapse of the country, the mess, crises, the collapse of medicine, banditry, alcoholism and so on. And then we can draw conclusions.

more than half died of cancer. Leukemia was especially common. And about age. 85% were young guys who went there. Many tried to get there ... After all, they paid very well + business trips, etc. ..

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: lonely

And about age. 85% were young guys who went there.

I will not argue, maybe where they took the young, but we do not.
If memory serves, then not younger than 30 and who had two children. So it was in 87. As it was later, I don’t know.

Quote: lonely

Many tried to get there ... After all, they paid very well + business trips, etc. ..

I have not seen such. All on the summons of the military registration and enlistment office. Payment for "business trips", depending on the number of "visits to the zone" in multiple, double and triple the average earnings at the place of work. In the place of deployment of my battalion, a business trip of 105 rubles. per month.

[alone]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

. All on the agenda of the draft board.

In addition to the military registration and enlistment offices, we were also sent there from the construction departments .. The builders ... The family were not very willing to go .. But the youth just wanted to have room ..

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: lonely

In addition to the military registration and enlistment offices, we were also sent there from the construction departments .. The builders ... The family were not very willing to go .. But the youth just wanted to have room ..

I will not argue, but I have not met youth among the liquidators.
And builders were recruited to build housing for migrants from the infected zone. As for example, the city of Slavutich, built specifically for them.

[alone]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

As for example, the city of Slavutich, built specifically for them.

I know ... we built ours .. Construction organizations from Azerbaijan .. There is a Baku quarter

[Free wind]

Health survivors and their children. Children had many pathologies. See the Volga in the photo from the city committee or the ministry of which. Government office numbers, not private. Such a trump radiator grill, fog lights, caps on wheels. The truth in the background is black 24, there to give out a very big bump. If it weren’t for the lessons of NVP, in school, and history, with stories about Hiroshima, many could not imagine what radiation is. Many died. On TV they broadcast that everything was fine, one would think that the fluro office burned out.

[Lipchanin]

Quote: Free Wind

See the Volga in the photo from the city committee or the ministry of which. Government office numbers, not private.

Just saw it?
And if the author posted such a photo?

Or do you need to at least drop a drop of your manure?

[Free wind]

I saw that no one knew what to do, did not imagine the scale of the tragedy, and did not know what it was. Not only ordinary citizens, but also bosses. They rode there and sometimes to see. Since September, this has already stopped. If they knew, perhaps there would be less tragedy. Two girls studied at the institute with my sister, they are from Pripyat. One child was subsequently born unviable, the second, such a sweetheart, only had miscarriages, Both had already died. . A friend, the same migrant, has two children, both disabled people of the first group. I was struck by the fact that even specialists did not know that it was not possible to deactivate a passenger car, a large amount of dust fell into the passenger compartment, at least cracked., Cars and slipped back and forth. So when we figured it out, the cars went one way, they got theirs, they were buried. Of course there was decontamination, but inside the zone. What can I say, even with buses after the evacuation of people did not know what to do.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Lipchanin

And if the author posted such a photo?

The photo with the "loaf" - PUSO, on the second - somewhere at the station.

[Lipchanin]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

Quote: Lipchanin

And if the author posted such a photo?

The photo with the "loaf" - PUSO, on the second - somewhere at the station.

Why are you hooked to the photo ??????
There is something else on you

[Siberia]

A bright memory and a low bow to the liquidators. Health and courage to all affected.
Ps: yes, and now something similar has happened in our country - life for her, as then, almost no one will lay ...

[stalki]

Ps: yes, and now something similar has happened in our country - life for her, as then, almost no one will lay ...

Do not judge and will not be judged. And don’t croak.

[Ravil_Asnafovich]

People, people, let's just LIVE.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Ravil_Asnafovich

People, people, let's just LIVE.

... and always remember those who gave their lives and health for our calm LIFE.

[Amateur]

Somewhere on May 20-25, 1986, a box machine with new equipment was brought from a freight station. I went down to the yard to look at them. On the boxes it was written: sender P / N № ..., Pripyat. Suddenly, she clicked in her head: Pripyat is Chernobyl. I ordered the boxes not to be pulled anywhere, but to find the dosimeter. The manager, quietly swearing, left and after some time brought a dusty and dirty box with a dosimeter. Naturally without batteries. Sent to the store for batteries. About one hour passed before they were brought, until then. At this time we were standing near the boxes, smoking and waiting. The people slowly glanced at me and secretly twisted a finger at my head. But the batteries were inserted, the dosimeter was turned on, the probe was brought up to the drawers, and at a distance of about a little less than a meter, the arrow was thrown to the right until it stops. The toggle-switch began to decrease sensitivity, but the device all the same went off scale. People shied away at around light speed.
These were the boxes that traveled by rail almost half the country! Naturally, they did not begin to drag them into the building.
Well, how and where were they later divided - a story covered in darkness.

[depressant]

There was a shock. Bitter, angry questions "How is that?!? Who allowed it?" quickly gave way to a shift in consciousness towards the generation of bad feelings. Everyone started talking about the Star of Wormwood, which fell into the blackness of the waters. After all, the grass of Chernobyl is wormwood. On TV - the heroism of Soviet soldiers going to their death, a helicopter dropping water onto the reactor, in the press - a cloud covered the May Day demonstration in Kiev, goes to Europe. And a feeling of hopelessness, one's own powerlessness. There are phenomena that you cannot stop by the power of reason and even with your own life you cannot stop them.
The liquidators ... Without questioning the orders, the squads of the liquidators went into the reactor, knowing that they were going to die. They stopped.
... Many years later. Chernobyl is always with me, such a shift in consciousness, and not only with me. Year after year I read critical books of the "Stalker" series. The famous striped pipe, sarcophagus, underground communications, the House of Culture, the Red Forest, the river, the bridge across it, the surrounding villages, the cemetery of technology - I know the geography of this place! I wander around the city on the Internet together with real current stalkers, observing the image of a bygone world - my world, and still ask the same question: was it an accident? And if not, are people a consumable?
It was a tragic point of bifurcation of our history. We are all Chernobyl victims thrown into her reactor. The current Pripyat Zone is its seal.
Eternal memory to fallen heroes-liquidators!
I don’t see much concern for the survivors.

[anjey]

Glory to all the heroes from the USSR who fought with radiation in Chernobyl and who are not fissile, as now, on a national (nationalistic) basis .....

[Sklendarka]

Quote: anjey

Glory to all the heroes from the USSR who fought with radiation in Chernobyl and who are not fissile, as now, on a national (nationalistic) basis .....

We have about 114000 thousand `` liquidators '' in Belarus today, these are the `` partisans '' who took part in the 86/89 liquidation of the consequences at the Chernobyl NPP ...
Let us remember those who are not with us and wish good health to the living ...

[Plantagenet]

“NPPs are daytime stars!” - exclaimed in 1980 in the magazine “Twinkle” academician M. A. Styrikovich. “We will dot our entire land with them.” They are completely safe! Sometimes, however, one has to hear fears that an explosion may occur at a nuclear power plant ... It is simply physically impossible ... Nuclear fuel at a nuclear power plant cannot be blown up by any forces - neither earthly nor heavenly ... ”

Grigory Medvedev "Chernobyl Notebook"

[Narak-zempo]

Quote: Plantagenet

Nuclear fuel at a nuclear power plant cannot be blown up by any forces - neither earthly, nor heavenly ...

What is characteristic, did not lie. Fuel assemblies did not explode, but only melted
I read "Notebooks" last year, when everybody got drunk on the TV series "Chernobyl". The description of Pripyat, strewn with corpses of dogs, is really worse than any post-apocalypse.

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Quote: Narak-zempo

everybody got lost on the TV series "Chernobyl"

Anti-Soviet TV series "Chernobyl". Have you read Legasov's notes?

[Narak-zempo]

Quote: DigitalError

Anti-Soviet TV series "Chernobyl". Have you read Legasov's notes?

Therefore, after the first 10 minutes I did not look further.
No, they didn’t get around to read.

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Quote: Narak-zempo

did not reach the hands to read

Well, quarantine itself ordered At the same time, the anti-Soviet illusions would be dispelled from those who have them. Perhaps the only thing I personally disagree with in the actions of the Soviet government is the involvement of hundreds of thousands of people in the liquidation. The Japanese in Fukushima cost an order of magnitude less, and the first volunteers, if I’m not mistaken, were 50+ years old (oncology, as a rule, develops 20 or more years after irradiation, that is, at the time of the predicted consequences, they would have reached the “survival age ")

[Narak-zempo]

Quote: DigitalError

Well, quarantine itself ordered

I continue to work on 2 works, of which only one is remote.

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Quote: Narak-zempo

I continue to work on 2 works

Health to you in this case. Yesterday, by the way, I watched a new "movie" with Bondarchuk - another anti-Soviet regime, in which the "bloody gebnya" allowed the alien to be fed living prisoners ...

[Jager]

Fukushima is not Chernobyl. If only because Japan is not in densely populated Europe

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Quote: Jager

Japan is not in densely populated Europe

did the population density of Japan itself and neighboring Kitia compare with Europe?
Yes, the "trail" went mainly to the Pacific Ocean, but the original "exclusion zone" was the same size as the "Chernobyl" one.

[Narak-zempo]

In April 2012, the name of the memorial day was changed by decision of the then President Dmitry Medvedev to the Day of participants in the elimination of the consequences of radiation accidents and disasters and the memory of the victims of these accidents and disasters.

The name has been changed, but have all the victims of these accidents and disasters been given "Chernobyl" status?

[begemot20091]

Huge benefits
http://juresovet.ru/lgoty-likvidatoram-chernobylskoj-aes/

[Narak-zempo]

And what did you mean by that?
I know about the benefits for the "Chernobyl victims".
But, since we got around to renaming the Day of Remembrance in the direction of generalization, why not go further and give such benefits to everyone who suffered from radiation accidents, not only the Chernobyl one. For example, those who fell under the EURT after the leak at Mayak.

[begemot20091]

I wanted to say that benefits are one name. Compare this with the provision of pensions for officials, judges, deputies ... And what you have listed is not all: the testers, the accident at the Tomsk nuclear power plant in Seversk ... You can enumerate a lot. So I wanted to show the level of "benefits". And also ask MSEK, if they will connect your disability group in 30 years with participation in "these events". I answer 100% for words.

[Narak-zempo]

I live in Ukraine, our volume of benefits, at least in the late 90s and early 2000s, was quite attractive (then, of course, it was revised several times in the direction of "optimization"), so that a whole business of appropriating the appropriate status with full posting to all instances.
Those who bought the status were contemptuously called "owls" - from "simulating Chornobil's inconvenience", SiChI.

[DMB 75]

Health to peasants. Heroes. They knew perfectly well what they were doing.

[Mite]

I read a lot of memories .. It was scary! They walked literally into hell of hell, understanding what this means .. They extinguished it, but how much it all cost money and, most importantly, the lives of the liquidators .. Eternal memory to them!

[Crimean partisan 1974]

They extinguished it, but how much it all cost money and most importantly the lives of the liquidators .... but the Chernobyl accident acquired the status of LIQUIDATED after six months, it was worth it. against the background of the infamous mover (from beginning to ... the end is not yet visible) in Fukushima. heaven and earth

[Mite]

Quote: Crimean partisan 1974

it was worth it. against the background of the infamous mover (from beginning to ... the end is not yet visible) in Fukushima. heaven and earth

Yeah, Fukushima with all their technologies and robots, they just cool the smoldering reactor with seawater and lower it all into the ocean .. Infecting everything around .. Where are Gratta and others green.?
No matter how they shouted, non-Liberians supposedly kept silent the facts

595 people were sent to eliminate the consequences of an unprecedented disaster, of which more than 000 have already died and almost 60 have become disabled. This catastrophe cost dearly and financially: according to various estimates, only the priority costs of the Soviet Union amounted to 000 - 165 billion rubles.

[Crimean partisan 1974]

only the priority expenses of the Soviet Union amounted to 18 - 26 billion rubles ...... it was worth it. no one has ever encountered such a tragedy before. therefore, in the course of not just elimination, but of localization there were a lot of trial and error, and the first of them is what the Japanese are doing now. stupidly pour water on emergency reactors. when ours immediately realized that this only leads to deterioration .... in short, it was not in vain spent on the construction of the Sarcophagus .... by the way, I wrote to Fukushima in March 11, when I wrote the report for dispatch. and these degenerates refused help. and they themselves were cowardly and stupid .....
Where is Gratta and others green.? ... how where .... in quarantine. and maybe health was completely shaken. she had a psyche, and so it was out of order, and so a crown + schizophrenia, a hellish mixture

[Phil77]

Good morning everyone! Sorry, that off-topic articles. But ... Today, after all, is another date.
On April 26, 1985, an uprising of Soviet prisoners of war broke out in Badaber. The guys survived for almost a day. All died. That's somehow.

[begemot20091]

Here is a normal film about those events in the fortress
https://www.ivi.ru/watch/krepost-badaber

[Mite]

Quote: Phil77

On April 26, 1985, an uprising of Soviet prisoners of war broke out in Badaber. The guys survived for almost a day. All died. That's somehow.

Unfortunately, few people know about this .. There is a film about this event, I forgot the name, it’s very well filmed .. Eternal memory to the guys! No wonder the Mujahideen respectfully recall the Shuravi as real warriors, unlike Amers, etc.

[Million]

Here please

[Mite]

This film is already up-to-date, it was shot back in the 90s .. I'll definitely see it thanks!

[Million]

Here it is. Peshawar Waltz

[Mite]

Exactly he !!!!!

[Million]

Recently I watched the film 4 of the series "Fortress Badaber".
I was impressed!
Then he found another documentary about those events.
And on TV every day Galkin, Pugacheva and other "heroes" with low social responsibility

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Phil77

The guys lasted almost a day.

And we were hushed up. There, the future head of Afghanistan attacked.

[Crimean partisan 1974]

Bright Memory to them,

[Practik2012]

I join ... This monument is located in the city of Chernobyl. Firefighters installed it for their money. On the left are the guys from operation. It was said that inside the valve that one of them closes, a bottle is walled up.

[businessv]

Military Review expresses its gratitude to all those who performed the work on eliminating the consequences of the accident.

Thanks to all participants in the liquidation, thanks to VO for the memory of such selfless heroism of people! I don’t even want to think about what would happen if this happened in the now square! In unity is power!

[Mite]

Quote: businessv

Thanks to all participants in the liquidation, thanks to VO for the memory of such selfless heroism of people! I don’t even want to think about what would happen if this happened in the now square! In unity is power!

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During the liquidation of the Chernobyl accident, only in the 30-kilometer exclusion zone and directly above the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, about a hundred aircraft and helicopters were involved, the crews of which solved tasks that no one dreamed of in the world.
Later, getting in the Kremlin from the hands of A.A. Gromyko, the highest award of the Motherland, I proudly reported for the aviators that not a single pilot turned off the combat course and no one left his post without an order. And there were much more worthy of this award not only among aviators, but also among representatives of other military branches. Because, without exaggeration, they saved mankind from radiation contamination. And if not the whole globe, then the northern hemisphere - for sure.

Victor Syryk

Source: https://zvezdaweekly.ru/news/t/20184251436-ua51t.html

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[Bshkaus]

Yeah...
I was 4 years old, I have lived and still live in Moscow, but these events are still engraved in memory:
Anxiety was felt by all the children's instincts, both looking at the parents and at the constant news releases. I don’t remember what they said, but I remember the footage of rows of ambulances, buses, a soldier in chemical protection, examining the truck and waving his hand “good to go”. I even played, long cubes in butoh columns are the same ambulances.
And here is my wife from Kiev, for them it was a red thread: evacuation to the Baltic states from a pioneer camp, children's misunderstanding, where they were taken to and why? the mother who arrived and pulled them out from the bus on time and on time.
It was a terrible disaster ...

[Pvi1206]

Secretary General of the Central Committee of the CPSU N.S. Khrushchev sought to overtake and overtake the United States in everything. Including the peaceful use of atomic energy, which is why he forced Soviet scientists and specialists to install atomic reactors at the station, designed to produce weapons-grade fissile material for atomic bombs, and not to generate electricity. About this later, shortly before his death, said Academician Aleksandrov, who sought to blame the Chernobyl disaster ... It is important to know the reason and not to repeat the mistakes ...

[iouris]

The Chernobyl disaster has an artificial character, it is the launch of the process of the dissolution of the USSR, the result of "foresight" ("integration" of the "elite" into some kind of "common human civilization"). Now the "catastrophic" (force majeure) method of transition to a new "technological order" of population management (over-exploitation) is the conquest of this very "civilization". [Dissenting opinion, possibly not coinciding with the opinion of the editors]. Watch the films Dead Season and Kin-dza-dza!
Eternal memory to the heroes of Chernobyl!

[Practik2012]

Eternal memory to the fallen children in those difficult days that our Motherland was going through.
A couple of days ago I finished reading the documentary story Chernobyl authored by Yuri Nikolaevich Shcherbak. The book is a collection of interviews with a huge number of people for three years after the accident. There, in addition to the testimonies of the guys from exploitation, there are many interviews with scientists, officers, specialists, leaders. Himself now under the impression. There is an interesting interview with the head of a collective farm in a small village in the Zhytomyr region, in which, it seems to me, the reasons for the extinction of villages are revealed (the habitual way of life of people in the village was disrupted, the residents were forced to surrender their cows, and when it became possible to keep them again, no one I wanted to work, because it became possible to buy dairy products in a rural store). There are also statements by Academician Legasov about the global causes of the catastrophe, about processes in society, and morality. I will add a link to the channel "CHERNOBYL. The documentary series" 1986.04.26 PS ". There are interesting documentary footage for the first time shown on the eve of the 7th anniversary of the Chernobyl accident. [Media = http: // https: //www.youtube.com/playlist? List = PLbm1JNvBe-MN2KIuwGk5ZeEWrXNUMXVAXdDRr]

[Lord of the Sith]

My father is the liquidator of the Chernobyl accident. If you talk, this is said that the hair stands on end, in the most immodest places. Fearfully.

[dgonni]

Nda. How much time has passed.
And 26 was remembered. According to the constant metallic taste in the mouth. Watery eyes. Type of conjunctivitis. The beast running south directly across the road and not afraid of transport.
Well, Western voices immediately gave notice that the Chernobyl exploded.
But we all knew that there were 195 tons of uranium in the reactor, and if it had exploded, then we who were living at arm's length from the station would no longer be alive. In general, few believed and bothered.
A week and a half in the modern zone went transport. Both interregional and intercity. Having fun spreading radioactive dust on all roads and regional centers.
Then, somehow abruptly after the hunchback’s performance, decontamination points and chemical protection soldiers appeared on the roads. But transport then already brought in radiation. Mama Do not Cry. In some motor caravans, after radiation measurements, part of the buses had to be written off and part of the more or less laundered ones was given to the zone. As always, these were the newest and serviceable cars, because they mostly drove them to a dalnyak.

[wandlitz]

Fellow soldiers of the 28th PHC of the Ural Military District and all veterans of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant with a MEMORY DAY! Be healthy friends!
And those who left us in a different world, eternal memory. Member of LPA ChNPP Antonov A. 28 PHZ 3rd ITB

[tank64rus]

All liquidators with an anniversary. The living and the dead.