This image captures an exhibition display in Kyiv, Ukraine, detailing the Russian occupation of the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) in 2022. The display features large text panels, models, and actual objects, conveying a somber and factual narrative. On the left, a prominent heading reads "НОВА ЗАГРОЗА" (New Threat), accompanied by Ukrainian text discussing looting, destruction of archives, and damage to the analytical laboratory for radioactive waste management. Below, a screen displays text stating "Ситуація на ЧАЕС під контролем і моніториться 24/7" (Situation at Chornobyl NPP is under control and monitored 24/7), alongside images of the power plant and what appears to be soldiers. The central part of the display is dedicated to "ОКУПАЦІЯ" (Under Russian Occupation). English and Ukrainian text panels explain that Russian forces seized the Chornobyl NPP on February 24, 2022, converting the site into a military base with stockpiled weapons. It also describes how power lines were damaged, leading to a power outage, and mentions the prolonged shift of Chornobyl staff during the occupation. Another screen shows an image of a military vehicle on what looks like rough terrain. To the right, a section titled "ЗУПИН ЧАЕС" (Shutdown of the Chornobyl NPP) features a detailed model of the power plant, likely representing the sarcophagus or reactor buildings. Above this, a small exhibit case contains a metallic object, possibly a component related to nuclear technology. On the floor, several military-related objects are displayed, including what appear to be empty munition casings or containers. One casing clearly shows markings like "1-25-109-5:05," "DRIVLAD RING," "165 mm KM 23," and "ENNPATRON," suggesting it's an artillery shell casing. Large, olive-green military crates are also visible, reinforcing the theme of military presence and conflict. The overall tone of the exhibition is informative and cautionary, highlighting the dangers and consequences of the military occupation of a nuclear facility. in Kyiv, Ukraine

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Apr 29, 2026, 11:37 AM

Kyiv, Ukraine

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Somber

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Informative

Disquieting

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This image captures an exhibition display in Kyiv, Ukraine, detailing the Russian occupation of the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) in 2022. The display features large text panels, models, and actual objects, conveying a somber and factual narrative. On the left, a prominent heading reads "НОВА ЗАГРОЗА" (New Threat), accompanied by Ukrainian text discussing looting, destruction of archives, and damage to the analytical laboratory for radioactive waste management. Below, a screen displays text stating "Ситуація на ЧАЕС під контролем і моніториться 24/7" (Situation at Chornobyl NPP is under control and monitored 24/7), alongside images of the power plant and what appears to be soldiers. The central part of the display is dedicated to "ОКУПАЦІЯ" (Under Russian Occupation). English and Ukrainian text panels explain that Russian forces seized the Chornobyl NPP on February 24, 2022, converting the site into a military base with stockpiled weapons. It also describes how power lines were damaged, leading to a power outage, and mentions the prolonged shift of Chornobyl staff during the occupation. Another screen shows an image of a military vehicle on what looks like rough terrain. To the right, a section titled "ЗУПИН ЧАЕС" (Shutdown of the Chornobyl NPP) features a detailed model of the power plant, likely representing the sarcophagus or reactor buildings. Above this, a small exhibit case contains a metallic object, possibly a component related to nuclear technology. On the floor, several military-related objects are displayed, including what appear to be empty munition casings or containers. One casing clearly shows markings like "1-25-109-5:05," "DRIVLAD RING," "165 mm KM 23," and "ENNPATRON," suggesting it's an artillery shell casing. Large, olive-green military crates are also visible, reinforcing the theme of military presence and conflict. The overall tone of the exhibition is informative and cautionary, highlighting the dangers and consequences of the military occupation of a nuclear facility.

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