"Exploring Chernobyl: Inside the Abandoned Ghost City Frozen in Time" 2024 

I thought they filled the hospital basement with sand in 16/17 ?

So what you're saying is this is stolen content?

Please share us the story of how it went back then in sweden please 🥰 would love to hear the stories from outside of chernobyl

@@Mraxell I dont remember much, it was so long ago 😂 But I remember it was on the news April 28th 1986. At Forsmark our 2nd largest nuclear power plant an employee passed one of the radiation monitors returning from the restroom the news said. It showed high radiation levels coming from his shoes, so they belived an accident happened at the power plant here in Sweden. Staff scanned radiation detection instruments and other things several times I belive, but they could not find anything else. Later they did some analysis, and they could identify the radioactive particles that they found in the grass as specific to the Soviet nuclear power plants. So Sweden as the first country outside Soviet and the Swedish authorities raised an alarm telling the world something was wrong mentioning the radiactive pollution came from a disaster in Soviet. They also found particles in meat from animals if my memory is right.

I was 23 and eating lunch at my parents house when it came over the news something I’ll never forget ! I was at the same table when the space shuttle blew up as well.

I remember that day too... 1986... Romania 🇷🇴.. Was a lot of panic on the news because of the radioactive cloud heading straight to us....

God bless Sweden who told the rest of the world what had happened. The ussr would have lied their asses off.

Thank you

Thanks for such a nice comment bud

This disaster frightened the crap out of us during my youth, and well before this we had the worry about all the nuclear weapons at the hands of morons like Ronald Regan and the Cremlin. We will never really know the real effects of this disater, but it has been of interest to me. I have visited two bunkers so far and found it very interesting. Again, well done for an amazing coverage of places that are isolated to the average person and thank you. I hope you enjoyed this trip ! @@Thecyclingexplorer

Thank you

Same here in Sweden

Growing up my friend was adopted from there. Born just months after it happened. He was born with no hands. No other disabilities, just 2 missing hands.😢

Soviet Union back then, no Ukraine.

@@MichaelChiklisCares it was still the “Ukrainian republic”

most likely there would have happend an acident at an other plant instead, like the power plant in leningrad witch was the same design. and flaws in the design where censored by the state,

Right ​@@Opiuth

I don’t think I could ever go there after watching the horror movie the Chernobyl Diaries 😂

@45Gunner556 ...it's very spooky there during the day. Imagine being there at night... I had a scared shitless moment at the end of the day. A heavy piece of steel hit the ground making a very loud clatter. I believe someone threw it out of the 16 story apartment as to say...."get the F out of here." True story....

@@45Gunner556 ...at one time, Chernobyl was ranked the #1 haunted place on earth....

Don't think I'd want to eat here. No need for a microwave you're already in it 🤣

...go it is amazing. I went in 2015. Find SoloEastTours. Websearch. Mine was 150 USD with lunch at the Chernobyl Cafe. Just north of Kyiv 2.5 hours by van.

Thank you Lori that's one of the nicest comments I have ever had

...my guess is tours are suspended with the war. At one point during this war, Russia occupied the area, but soldiers got radiation sickness. I'm positive there are no tours currently...

@@rickthompson1422 The Russian military, who dug into the Red Forest in the Chernobyl zone, did not survive, - the mayor of Varash (Varash is located in the Volhynian Polesie in the north of Rivne Oblast. It is located over the Styr River which is a tributary of Pripyat River ). "I know this place, you can stay there for a few minutes. By the way, we received information through our channels that none of the Russian soldiers who were there survived," Menzul added.

DON'T GO DOWN THE BASEMENT AND DON'T GO DIGGING UP THE SOIL UNLESS YOU GOT A DEATH WISH!🤯🙈

Modern? It was a bland communist city that was decades behind the west in terms of modernization.

Many of them were shot 😢

​@@lovingmommyto3cats Probably just as well since otherwise it would be a horrible death.

No way does he

it's so hard to hear it over and over lol

@@AliceLivesAgain "pipryat guys"

I must be nuts 😂😂😂

Watch it back and count be a prize if you get it correct

​@@Thecyclingexplorer🤣🤣👍🏼

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I remember this from a few years ago. I am always looking for new chernobyl stuff . I wonder why this was reposted

I'm a ninja I avoided them all

Chill out Paul very angry bro. Breath bro your be ok 😂🤣

You will be drunk in the first 60sec

It is under the sarcophagus

Can't see it

Million pounds mate it's done 😁😁😁

I know but it made you comment 😁😜

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Edit lol

...he said one month ago...I went there in 5-2015...amazing tour...

​@rickthompson1422 a month ago? It is just beyond my comprehension that there is a war going on in that country & people are still going on vacation there. Just wow.

@@sarahabenara4398 ...it's easy to go to Kyiv even with the war. I lived in Ukraine 2015-2018. Toured Chernobyl May 2015. Very easy to get into Kyiv. We rode a van to Chernobyl; about 2.5 hours north of Kyiv.

@@sarahabenara4398 ..but yes, wouldn't be my choice to go during the conflict. I have a Bulgarian friend who goes to Kyiv a lot from Texas even now.

This is just a compilation of his trip in 2019, the original videos are still on his channel too.

Guys guys guys

Commie housing. Identical apartments, identical furniture, identical paint.

Stalinist Soviet architecture

I dunno

I think this was recorded in 2019, no?

Guys guys guys

Cheap blankets.