Chernobyl 4th reactor as visible from Pripyat

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  • Photo title: Chernobyl 4th reactor as visible from Pripyat
  • Author: Gytizzz
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  • Pripyat city center with exploded Chernobyl 4th reactor visible in the distance. It is still under an old sarcophagus and a new one called Novarka is soon to be finished. Ordinary homes are almost hidden by the trees groing all accross the Pripyat.
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