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This story was proven to be false. Yes they dug some trenches but the ChNPP staff took measurements afterwards turns out to get only your anual powerplant worker limit dosis u had to spend 300 days in the trench. And even then you are far from contaminated. Also the suposed rise in radiaton the area sensors picked up wasnt because they drove their vehicles thru contaminated land. The sensors picked up the communication equipment the russians had with them. It is obvious the media just wanted to make allot of clickbait articles and they arent interested in proper fact finding.
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@kindnuguz This story is now proven to be false, the media was more interested in making clickbait articles than reporting actual facts. Yes the Russians dug some trenches, after they left the ChNPP personnel took radiation measurements of said trenches and found that if someone would have stayed for more than 300 days in the trench they only would have received the equivalent of a powerplant workers annual limit which is far from being contaminated. Also the radiation sensors placed over the area did indeed pick up a rise of radiation which was the result of the Russians army communication equipment not stirred up dust from the surrounding lands. Also the hospital where the media reported the contaminated Russian soldiers were brought to doesn't even treat radiation sickness.
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