Hanna Palomarenko
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Chernobyl's nuclear reactors were shut down, but radioactive material remains.
One of the exhibits is a model of a Russian drone that struck Chernobyl's protective confinement just last year.
State Border Service officer Anatoliy Sushkov was protecting the area at the time.
Through its actions, Russia is showing that one can never feel safe and the whole world needs to think about the consequences, which could turn out to be very serious, he said.
President Volodymyr Zelensky says Russian drones are constantly flying over the Chernobyl nuclear power plant and called for, quote, not allowing this nuclear terrorism to continue.
Hanna Palomarenko, NPR News, Kyiv.
Exhibitions of the nuclear disaster 40 years ago are taking place in Kyiv.
For Ukrainians, it doesn't feel like history.
Chernobyl's nuclear reactors were shut down, but radioactive material remains.
One of the exhibits is a model of a Russian drone that struck Chernobyl's protective confinement just last year.
State Border Service officer Anatoliy Sushkov was protecting the area at the time.
Through its actions, Russia is showing that one can never feel safe and the whole world needs to think about the consequences, which could turn out to be very serious, he said.
President Volodymyr Zelensky says Russian drones are constantly flying over the Chernobyl nuclear power plant and called for, quote, not allowing this nuclear terrorism to continue.
Hanna Palomarenko, NPR News, Kyiv.
The president of Ukraine and the Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War released a video showing the first moments of the Ukrainian soldiers' return.
Most of them were held in the Chechen Republic.
Two of the released prisoners are celebrating their birthdays.
I wished to spend my birthday at home.