Dmytro Komarov is known for his journalistic activities and his travel program Svit navivorit (The world inside out). He has not only the title of Honored Journalist of Ukraine but has seen many things in the world. Now he has seen the war in Ukraine.
"I was in Chernobyl and on Fukushima. I saw how scary the houses in which life stopped. At one point. Yesterday I saw this at home. Breakfast, which did not have time to finish. Toys that abandoned children. The whole life, all that families gathered for decades, destroyed by the Russian army at one moment," the journalist expressed his emotions.
The Ukrainian people have to hope that this "picture" will survive without increasing radiation. Because every day the Russian occupiers play with the country’s nuclear facilities and the workers who provide security at the stations. Such actions can lead to any outcome.
