heroes of chernobyl!!!!!!

[kestaskiesza]

1:52 nice robot. real heroes in this situation

[norby2006]

these guys r the heroes!

[LoneRebel80]

You may call them heroes or not, but they are dead now, and I'm alive (and well) also because they sacrificed their lives (willingly or not) and for this, I respect them all, forever. I don't know if, in the same situation, I'd be albe to focalize on my work, without breaking down, suiciding, running away in panic, cruing, and doing very stupid things people do when they realize they are close to the end. They are heroes because they did what was right to do for the others. Thanks to you all RIP

[ru571]

Слава героям!!!! Хотелось чтобы остались живы. Украина помнит о вас!!!!

[Ibrahimovicz1]

f.ucking communist basstards let them go to death

[ranoverbunny1]

@Ibrahimovicz1 you should really study communism before you insult it, because communism isn't dictatorship. Its an idea of equality for all people. Communism is a perfect idea, but sadly it will not work in a corrupt government. Its meant to unify people and set aside differences (ex. Americans do not get along with each other because of different political parties) Communism is meant to set aside differences. So in a way its better than capitalism.

[MRpowerlevel9001]

this would de awful to know tour diging up nucler wast

[Noatschi]

FUCK nuclear reactors,weapons,ships....

i hate them all!!!!!!!

[robertas25]

ALL OF THEM MAN ON VIDEO NOW DEAD. RIP



[whelenvortex]

@robertas25 Not all, Some of them lived but most of them died 2 or 3 weeks or months after.

[LICK22FULL]

if they were true heroes..... RIP....

[saslukas]

stalker or spetsnaz

[KommandosNOD]

Its uranium rods.

[planetary109]

Are they digging out radio active material or something?

[TacticalStuart]

If you guys think the Soviet peasant conscript soldiers had any idea what they were doing, you're out of your fucking minds.

[SMGJohn]

@TacticalStuart Since your the expert, time travel to Chernobyl and lick the roof of the NPP

[OpsTheories]

It was these men, that saved the world and stopped the worst from happening I salute them.

[TheKkrriissii]

HEY! The song is called Philadelphia performed by Neil Young from Philadelphia Soundtrack. Just search it on Youtube.

BTW: RIP. YOU WERE TRUE HEROES!

[stefanmetodijev]

@Gnubnub The first week after the explosion, the radiation was 2000x normal. Most of those who were closest to the reactor are dead from cancers, unfortunately.

[VladiGB]

3:16 scare...

[SMGJohn]

Only Soviets could win against Radiation. But at huge costs, an invinceble enemy more dangourus then thousand nuclear bombs

[TacticalStuart]

@SMGJohn Yeah, because Soviets didn't value human life. If they were a capitalist society, they'd have had engineers who could think for themselves with bigger budgets... they could have built the reactor the right way but like everything else in the Soviet Union, the reactor was nigger rigged.

[SMGJohn]

@TacticalStuart Sorry Nazi but perhaps the Soviets should just let the radioactive magma reach the Ukrainian river and we have a radioactive ocean and everyone get's cancer including your fat mama. She probably die in 1987 by breast cancer, braincancer and heavy mouth cancer. And gene mutation

[TacticalStuart]

@SMGJohn You're mad :)

[SMGJohn]

@TacticalStuart Like wise

[Friedstuffsable]

They said the first thing they noticed about the radiation exposure was "Numb Teeth" & a "Metal taste in the mouth"

[diagreen]

TRUE HEROES.MAY GOD BLESS THERE IMMORTAL SOULS

[tyredJoe]

really heroes! greets with full of respect from germany

[KHUNTERful]

they are all dead, aren't they?

[Aleks9410]

@KHUNTERful No, they aren't. Someone of them survived.

[7777777fresh]

Viva to a brave Russian soldiers

[edulitto1]

wtf it looks like they are doing useless job for theyr lives why????????

[EditYourself2]

You can actually see the cameras getting affected by the extreme dosis of radiation, and see those man climbing that ladder. respect

[nfsaustin]

i actually heard about this accident from the S.T.A.L.K.E.R game seris, got me really interested in the whole thing....is this actual footage or is it "based on a true story" kind of thing? looks like actual footage to me, just need some clarification

[KFCArbiter]

@nfsaustin its real

[ediosgaru1]

R.I.P all heroes

[TopZAirborne]

most of the people who know about chernobyl are from cod4... sad

[limatedman]

@TopZAirborne Where did you hear about it? I read about it in a book about a year before COD came out.

[TopZAirborne]

@limatedman i saw a book voices from Chernobyl when i was doing research on nuclear power.

[TheZoopsia]

DIO MIO. HO IL RESPIRO CHE MI SI FERMA, NEL GUARDARE QUESTE IMMAGINI.

[bartgitarist]

R.i,p...All I can say.

[whelenvortex]

put it this way...

80% of the people who went to do that died in a few days

17% of the people died in a couple of weeks or months

3% were scared for life

RIP

[kinglake1000]

my dad was there

[pioneerz450]

The most horrible thing about that environment, was that the ammounts of radiation was so high, that the circutry in the remote controlled robots. after a couple of days. just completely fried and the machines went beserk and rammed into a structure and caused more damage...

[zambe1294]

THE SONG'S NAME IS : Neil Young - Philadelphia

[TopZAirborne]

@arcadia82 stfu retard

[tritty84]

sad



[russerbgreek]

.laka im zemlja crna! SLAVA IM!

[xXxHousehunterxXx]

whats the name of the song at end ? i need it really !

[andreiclawhammer]

@xXxHousehunterxXx

Well your comment is 2 months old so this might be irrelevant but the song is

Philadelphia - Neil Young (from the movie with Tom Hanks, it plays at the tragic end)

[xXxHousehunterxXx]

@andreiclawhammer thx ! :D i have foundet it in this time but thx :D

[beatfactor1]

RIP

[666gabi666]

They said to the soldiers: 2 minutes in that hell instead of 2 years in military...