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💥 Chernobyl: A Blast From the Past, A Haunting Legacy 💥

Get ready to dive into one of the most intense, spine-chilling chapters of history with Chernobyl. This isn't just a disaster—it's a story of courage, chaos, and the world-changing consequences of a single moment of failure.

🔥 What happens when everything goes wrong? 🔥 In 1986, the world’s worst nuclear disaster unfolds in a remote Soviet town. Follow the brave men and women who fought to save the world, even when they had no idea what they were up against. In seconds, lives are changed forever as the ground cracks open, releasing deadly radiation into the air.

👀 Watch the unthinkable. Feel the fear. 👀 From the terrifying explosion to the desperate, heroic efforts to contain the fallout, this explosive short brings you all the shock, tension, and raw emotion of a world on the brink of annihilation. History is forever changed—but at what cost?

⚠️ Toxic secrets, government cover-ups, and the unsung heroes. ⚠️ Experience the dark truths hidden by a regime that valued power over life. The Chernobyl Shorts will take you into the heart of one of the most dangerous and secretive operations in human history. Will they stop the fallout before it's too late? Or will their own mistakes destroy them all?

🎬 Why You Need To Watch: 🎬 This mini-series packs all the raw, gritty drama into 60 seconds—explosive visuals, shocking twists, and moments that will haunt you long after the screen goes black. If you’re ready for truth, tension, and terror—this is your next obsession.

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[aedward.c]

Man what a voice, raspy and rough like a shard of graphite on a dry morning

[andrewdavis]

My toxic trait is thinking I’d be at the top of the leaderboard for amount of debris thrown off the roof

[davidhenderson]

"Do not look over the edge"
In one guy does exactly that..

[Wade-]

So weird how Ralph Ineson doesn't show up as major cast member. Dude is a legend.

[Gogeta]

"Then throw the graphite ove-"

"THERE IS NO GRAPHITE, WHAT GRAPHITE. THERE WAS NO EXPLOSION!"

[GoryGlory]

"The Soviet people have had enough of this accident." I love how he said that, likes it some minor pest or gang that's commiting arbitrary crimes. An enemy.

[fluffmyllama]

I actaully heard that these men did survive. Due to following the strict rules they were given to stay safe.

[RenanSAbreu]

The best part is him telling everyone NOT TO LOOK DIRECTLY AT THE REACTOR. And every now and then some of the workers stayed dangerously close to the edge and i was like "Oh god please dont you fucking do it" lmao

[SuperHammaren]

Heroes, just heroes. I have huge respect for them who did this hard task.

[austinrooks]

They weren’t given 90 seconds they were told to take a shovel and throw a scoop off and into the reactor and then immediately head back in and go through decontamination and then do it again a few days later but some threw two scoops or even more

[thbaam]

Dead men walking suddenly actually has a meaning 😢

[EdgyNumber]

The liquidators. Even the name of their task makes my stomach turn. Absolute heroism.

[ProfeGux]

Fun fact (not): All their gear remains there and is still radioactive

[ehpilgrim]

Why do I get lethal company vibes from this

[theplumbr]

So inspiring to watch Cid give a speech to his Cursebreakers.

[kus]

Above all else, do not look over the ledge

[yatsumleung]

12, 000 Roentgen per hour. 90 seconds of working gives 300 roentgen dose.

For reference, max permitted dose per year for radiation worker is 50mSv (5 roentgen). Lowest dose clearly linked to cancer is 100mSv (10 roentgen). At 4000mSv (400 roentgen) it would be fatal dose unless treatment received, 50% probability lethal. 800 roentgen is 100% lethal.

Meanwhile, Akimov, his team and the firefighters received upwards of 1, 100 - 1, 500 roentgen. It was not survivable.

Legasov himself took 150 roentgen from his site visits.

There are conflicting sources about Dytalov's radiation dose. Some said 100 roentgen, some said 650. Either way, he survived.

[Jim.Frantzisson]

It's hilarious that the general of the Red Army has a Yorkshire accent

[bsfighter]

The soldiers and volunteers who did this were brave. I hope the ones who died received pensions for their families.

[enxangura]

Am I listening to captain price doing a mission briefing or what 😂