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Bluesix 8th May 2022

fp* .
Bluesix 8th May 2022

Man This going fps forever
Siberian_Snake 8th May 2022

TheCombustionChamber: more fights means more deaths from both sides, if they want to not cause them, the only way is to support civillians with food and medicine, not militants with weapons
TheCombustionChamber 8th May 2022

@Siberian_Snake Russia in invading Ukraine so it needs to fight back also there is humanitarian (Idk how to spell it.) support.
TheCombustionChamber 8th May 2022

@hunter237 No bigger nukes mean more radiation. @Sir_YCY Not "Just in case" it's because it is dangerous when you have long term exposure of it.
Siberian_Snake 8th May 2022

Nighthawk1: if they want to aid Ukraine, they should stop providing weapons and start providing humanitary help like Russia does, yet they don't want to stop the war
Vikingimike01 8th May 2022

Of course, the dust and other stuff can be radioactive, you don't want to breathe that in. But its generally safe to even live on the outskirts, or go there for a few hours (there are tours that go there and walk you around the place)
YCY 8th May 2022

levi42: Probably wrong, People has made it in but wears mask just incase
levi42 8th May 2022

Chernobyl is mostly safe to be around. But not inside.
hunter237 7th May 2022

bigger nukes usually equals less fallout because more of the radioactive material is used up in the explosion. It absolutely would be devastating, but I don't believe you'd have anything as bad as chernobyl. In terms of radioactivity at least, different scenarios chernobyl still has plenty of material inside

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