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Broken doll in Kopachi kindergarten, Chernobyl zone

Broken doll in Kopachi kindergarten, Chernobyl zone

Broken doll in Kopachi kindergarten, Chernobyl zone

Broken doll in Kopachi kindergarten, Chernobyl zone

Abandoned house in destroyed village of Kopachi Chernobyl zone, Ukraine

Abandoned house in destroyed village of Kopachi Chernobyl zone, Ukraine

A broken doll in an abandoned kindergarten in the village of Kopachi

A broken doll in an abandoned kindergarten in the village of Kopachi

Broken bicycle in abandoned kindergarten.

Broken bicycle in abandoned kindergarten.

Abandoned kindergarten in the village of Kopachi, Kiev region, Ukraine.

Kopachi are located in a 10-kilometer exclusion zone near the village of Yanov, at a distance of 3800 m. From the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
During the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the village fell into the zone of the so-called `western trail` - one of the paths for the movement of radioactive emissions along the wind rose.
After the accident, the radiation level in the village was so high that every house in the village had to be demolished and buried in the ground, for this, a foundation pit was dug near each building, after which an engineering machine for fencing IMR-1 demolished the house, dumped it into the pit and then covered it with earth. ... only this brick kindergarten built in 1967 has survived . Kopachi are located in a 10-kilometer exclusion zone near the village of Yanov, at a distance of 3800 m. From the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
During the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the village fell into the zone of the so-called `western trail` - one of the paths for the movement of radioactive emissions along the wind rose.
After the accident, the radiation level in the village was so high that every house in the village had to be demolished and buried in the ground, for this, a foundation pit was dug near each building, after which an engineering machine for fencing IMR-1 demolished the house, dumped it into the pit and then covered it with earth. ... only this brick kindergarten built in 1967 has survived ...

Abandoned kindergarten in the village of Kopachi, Kiev region, Ukraine.

Kopachi are located in a 10-kilometer exclusion zone near the village of Yanov, at a distance of 3800 m. From the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
During the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the village fell into the zone of the so-called `western trail` - one of the paths for the movement of radioactive emissions along the wind rose.
After the accident, the radiation level in the village was so high that every house in the village had to be demolished and buried in the ground, for this, a foundation pit was dug near each building, after which an engineering machine for fencing IMR-1 demolished the house, dumped it into the pit and then covered it with earth. ... only this brick kindergarten built in 1967 has survived . Kopachi are located in a 10-kilometer exclusion zone near the village of Yanov, at a distance of 3800 m. From the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
During the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the village fell into the zone of the so-called `western trail` - one of the paths for the movement of radioactive emissions along the wind rose.
After the accident, the radiation level in the village was so high that every house in the village had to be demolished and buried in the ground, for this, a foundation pit was dug near each building, after which an engineering machine for fencing IMR-1 demolished the house, dumped it into the pit and then covered it with earth. ... only this brick kindergarten built in 1967 has survived ...

Abandoned kindergarten in the village of Kopachi, Kiev region, Ukraine.

Kopachi are located in a 10-kilometer exclusion zone near the village of Yanov, at a distance of 3800 m. From the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
During the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the village fell into the zone of the so-called `western trail` - one of the paths for the movement of radioactive emissions along the wind rose.
After the accident, the radiation level in the village was so high that every house in the village had to be demolished and buried in the ground, for this, a foundation pit was dug near each building, after which an engineering machine for fencing IMR-1 demolished the house, dumped it into the pit and then covered it with earth. ... only this brick kindergarten built in 1967 has survived . Kopachi are located in a 10-kilometer exclusion zone near the village of Yanov, at a distance of 3800 m. From the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
During the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the village fell into the zone of the so-called `western trail` - one of the paths for the movement of radioactive emissions along the wind rose.
After the accident, the radiation level in the village was so high that every house in the village had to be demolished and buried in the ground, for this, a foundation pit was dug near each building, after which an engineering machine for fencing IMR-1 demolished the house, dumped it into the pit and then covered it with earth. ... only this brick kindergarten built in 1967 has survived ...

Abandoned kindergarten in the village of Kopachi, Kiev region, Ukraine.

Kopachi are located in a 10-kilometer exclusion zone near the village of Yanov, at a distance of 3800 m. From the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
During the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the village fell into the zone of the so-called `western trail` - one of the paths for the movement of radioactive emissions along the wind rose.
After the accident, the radiation level in the village was so high that every house in the village had to be demolished and buried in the ground, for this, a foundation pit was dug near each building, after which an engineering machine for fencing IMR-1 demolished the house, dumped it into the pit and then covered it with earth. ... only this brick kindergarten built in 1967 has survived . Kopachi are located in a 10-kilometer exclusion zone near the village of Yanov, at a distance of 3800 m. From the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
During the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the village fell into the zone of the so-called `western trail` - one of the paths for the movement of radioactive emissions along the wind rose.
After the accident, the radiation level in the village was so high that every house in the village had to be demolished and buried in the ground, for this, a foundation pit was dug near each building, after which an engineering machine for fencing IMR-1 demolished the house, dumped it into the pit and then covered it with earth. ... only this brick kindergarten built in 1967 has survived ...

Abandoned kindergarten in the village of Kopachi, Kiev region, Ukraine.

Kopachi are located in a 10-kilometer exclusion zone near the village of Yanov, at a distance of 3800 m. From the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
During the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the village fell into the zone of the so-called `western trail` - one of the paths for the movement of radioactive emissions along the wind rose.
After the accident, the radiation level in the village was so high that every house in the village had to be demolished and buried in the ground, for this, a foundation pit was dug near each building, after which an engineering machine for fencing IMR-1 demolished the house, dumped it into the pit and then covered it with earth. ... only this brick kindergarten built in 1967 has survived . Kopachi are located in a 10-kilometer exclusion zone near the village of Yanov, at a distance of 3800 m. From the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
During the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the village fell into the zone of the so-called `western trail` - one of the paths for the movement of radioactive emissions along the wind rose.
After the accident, the radiation level in the village was so high that every house in the village had to be demolished and buried in the ground, for this, a foundation pit was dug near each building, after which an engineering machine for fencing IMR-1 demolished the house, dumped it into the pit and then covered it with earth. ... only this brick kindergarten built in 1967 has survived ...

Abandoned kindergarten in the village of Kopachi, Kiev region, Ukraine.

Kopachi are located in a 10-kilometer exclusion zone near the village of Yanov, at a distance of 3800 m. From the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
During the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the village fell into the zone of the so-called `western trail` - one of the paths for the movement of radioactive emissions along the wind rose.
After the accident, the radiation level in the village was so high that every house in the village had to be demolished and buried in the ground, for this, a foundation pit was dug near each building, after which an engineering machine for fencing IMR-1 demolished the house, dumped it into the pit and then covered it with earth. ... only this brick kindergarten built in 1967 has survived . Kopachi are located in a 10-kilometer exclusion zone near the village of Yanov, at a distance of 3800 m. From the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
During the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the village fell into the zone of the so-called `western trail` - one of the paths for the movement of radioactive emissions along the wind rose.
After the accident, the radiation level in the village was so high that every house in the village had to be demolished and buried in the ground, for this, a foundation pit was dug near each building, after which an engineering machine for fencing IMR-1 demolished the house, dumped it into the pit and then covered it with earth. ... only this brick kindergarten built in 1967 has survived ...

Abandoned kindergarten in the village of Kopachi, Kiev region, Ukraine.

Kopachi are located in a 10-kilometer exclusion zone near the village of Yanov, at a distance of 3800 m. From the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
During the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the village fell into the zone of the so-called `western trail` - one of the paths for the movement of radioactive emissions along the wind rose.
After the accident, the radiation level in the village was so high that every house in the village had to be demolished and buried in the ground, for this, a foundation pit was dug near each building, after which an engineering machine for fencing IMR-1 demolished the house, dumped it into the pit and then covered it with earth. ... only this brick kindergarten built in 1967 has survived . Kopachi are located in a 10-kilometer exclusion zone near the village of Yanov, at a distance of 3800 m. From the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
During the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the village fell into the zone of the so-called `western trail` - one of the paths for the movement of radioactive emissions along the wind rose.
After the accident, the radiation level in the village was so high that every house in the village had to be demolished and buried in the ground, for this, a foundation pit was dug near each building, after which an engineering machine for fencing IMR-1 demolished the house, dumped it into the pit and then covered it with earth. ... only this brick kindergarten built in 1967 has survived ...

Abandoned kindergarten in the village of Kopachi, Kiev region, Ukraine.

Kopachi are located in a 10-kilometer exclusion zone near the village of Yanov, at a distance of 3800 m. From the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
During the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the village fell into the zone of the so-called `western trail` - one of the paths for the movement of radioactive emissions along the wind rose.
After the accident, the radiation level in the village was so high that every house in the village had to be demolished and buried in the ground, for this, a foundation pit was dug near each building, after which an engineering machine for fencing IMR-1 demolished the house, dumped it into the pit and then covered it with earth. ... only this brick kindergarten built in 1967 has survived . Kopachi are located in a 10-kilometer exclusion zone near the village of Yanov, at a distance of 3800 m. From the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
During the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the village fell into the zone of the so-called `western trail` - one of the paths for the movement of radioactive emissions along the wind rose.
After the accident, the radiation level in the village was so high that every house in the village had to be demolished and buried in the ground, for this, a foundation pit was dug near each building, after which an engineering machine for fencing IMR-1 demolished the house, dumped it into the pit and then covered it with earth. ... only this brick kindergarten built in 1967 has survived ...

Abandoned kindergarten in the village of Kopachi, Kiev region, Ukraine.

Kopachi are located in a 10-kilometer exclusion zone near the village of Yanov, at a distance of 3800 m. From the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
During the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the village fell into the zone of the so-called `western trail` - one of the paths for the movement of radioactive emissions along the wind rose.
After the accident, the radiation level in the village was so high that every house in the village had to be demolished and buried in the ground, for this, a foundation pit was dug near each building, after which an engineering machine for fencing IMR-1 demolished the house, dumped it into the pit and then covered it with earth. ... only this brick kindergarten built in 1967 has survived . Kopachi are located in a 10-kilometer exclusion zone near the village of Yanov, at a distance of 3800 m. From the 4th power unit of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
During the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the village fell into the zone of the so-called `western trail` - one of the paths for the movement of radioactive emissions along the wind rose.
After the accident, the radiation level in the village was so high that every house in the village had to be demolished and buried in the ground, for this, a foundation pit was dug near each building, after which an engineering machine for fencing IMR-1 demolished the house, dumped it into the pit and then covered it with earth. ... only this brick kindergarten built in 1967 has survived ...

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