The first death of a Russian military as a result of radiation sickness was recorded/”Chernobyl is a dead ghost town in Ukraine”

In Chernobyl, the first death of a serviceman-invader as a result of radiation sickness was recorded. His details have not yet been disclosed.

Another 26 people have been hospitalized, 73 are in serious condition. Now they are in the Gomel radiation center for forced renewal.

A month in the exclusion zone did not pass without a trace

The Russian military, who occupied the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, as well as dug trenches in the radioactive Red Forest, received a considerable dose of radiation.

According to data published by the Military Medical Service of the Russian Federation, the first death of a Russian serviceman in Chernobyl from radiation sickness was recorded, according to the media.

The publication adds that in order to capture the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, it was necessary to involve not only the military, but also nuclear physicists who could explain about the danger. However, regardless of the danger, the Russian army paid for its ignorance.

So far, almost all the invaders who settled in Chernobyl hastily left the exclusion zone. On March 30, it became known that Russian soldiers were being massively brought to the Republican Scientific and Practical Center for Radiation Medicine and Human Ecology in Gomel.

After 4 weeks, dozens of Russian soldiers suffered from severe radiation sickness due to exposure to radiation while digging in the contaminated areas around the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, they are now being mass-delivered to the Gomel Center for Radiation Medicine. – reported in the telegram channel “Belarusian Gayun”. voennogo-v-rezultate-luchevoj-bolezni-d87c074.jpg” alt=”The first death of a Russian military as a result of radiation sickness was recorded” />

“The Russian army hastily leaves the Chernobyl “exclusion zone” /Screenshot ukrnews

The invaders announced their intention to leave the Chernobyl nuclear power plant and its satellite city Slavutych on March 31. After that, they set off in two columns towards the Ukrainian-Belarusian border.

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