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Russian troops suffer radiation sickness after digging trenches near Chernobyl | Oneindia News

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Russian troops suffer radiation sickness after digging trenches near Chernobyl | Oneindia News

Russian troops suffer radiation sickness after digging trenches near Chernobyl | Oneindia News

Reports said that several Russian troops are down with radiation sickness after they dug trenches in the Chernobyl forest, near the nuclear power station.

Ukrainians living near the nuclear power station had reportedly warned the Russians when they arrived against setting up camp in the forest.

#Chernobyl #RussiaUkraineWar #Radiation ~PR.151~HT.99~ED.155~


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