☢️What the UNDERWATER DRON discovered under the Chernobyl REACTOR☢Launched Quadcopter undr Chernobyl 

Ya from a good distance 😜

It doesn’t though does it, it’s just the basement.

"Boil an egg in it"

bruh literally diving in chernobyl

I’m proud to be Ukrainian-Canadian and I wish kreosan team the best 🙌🙌

@@soap924 some tough bastards. Ukraine has set a high bar example of good leadership and strength in tough times.

Dont egg these idiots on

Lol you're funding these dudes in their endeavor to kill themselves for subscribers.

Me to 🤗😃😚

That would explain a thing or two...

It's obviously recorded in the winter time, so prior to any attacks by the invading forces, but I hope you will be able to get back.

That would be very dangerous without proper scuba and dry suit training

@@aaronwieman8368 I'm not a diver, but it would also seem like it would be very difficult to get any decent footage due to kicking up all the mud in all the small tunnels?

​@@aaronwieman8368 Indeed and without cave diving training it would be a straight death sentence, please don't try.

@@aaronwieman8368 ok woody from dive talk

I think they already tried that a while back there’s some video of it?

This is not under rector 4.

This is no way under reactor 4, etf

@@mpn304 who said it is?

@@oreziopancrazio3685 noone said it is

With all the money they spent on a drone, cameras, diving suit etc, the water is definitely the problem... wouldn't it be more profitable and safer to have a water pump there? pump the water out of the tunnels progressively for a couple of days and they will have the tunnels without water ready to walk with suits and nbq masks, it is the safest and cheapest way that they could do this, yes... they should be careful so that the police don't catch them while they pump the water outside

All it took for us to realize that the bastards at the top are the reason for all our problems was a bunch of Russian guys trying their damndest to gain access to the most radioactive place on earth...for fun. We may well look back on this as a turning point in history.

lol. Those voices were so bad. I still haven't watched those episodes.

@@Worldopain but those horrible voices were what I liked!

Those were the best days this has been a hell

@@lavatrip9344 They only used them for a few episodes.

I still miss the originals with my whole heart

I was thinking this as well but there are at least two major problems with doing that. First would be the noise and second, where could you put that water that would be discrete? Certainly not into the streets.

@@JohnyKnox maybe put a couple blankets over the pump and run the water to a nearby creek or something 🤔 I bet these guys could pump it based on some of the other stuff they've done

Dude that would be a massive crime against nature. Think about what you're suggesting here.

@@collinsmith5134 sea water is already slightly naturally radioactive plus water is a natural moderator for neutron radiation. Plus they'd be dumping radioactive water into an already radioactive river. Seems fine honestly

@@boone7777777777 that is sitting water next to nuclear waste. It's absolutely thousands of times more radioactive than any of the surrounding nature

Yeah me too a lot, but at the same time is kinda sad, even if they survive the war, wich I hope, they will probably if not for sure have serious problems from radiation at this point

Yeh cool spread more contaminated water everywhere

Not going to happen. Way too much water

Then after restart the power plant

@@birdymaniac it was never anywhere near completed

That would be amazing!

I want to visit Chernobyl someday as I’ve always found what happened there fascinating, and I’d even admit to wanting to make contact with these guys to join them on one of their adventures. But I’d have accepted just doing an official tour. But since Putin decided that he was so inspired by Hitler, he would copy him by having his military invade a peaceful neighbour and torture the native civilian population I don’t know if I’ll ever get the chance.

yeah radiowaves dont go through water so well...