When the Chernobyl nuclear accident occurred, why did the Soviet Union choose to bear it alone?

Because the Chernobyl incident was caused by their own mistakes, if he did not choose to bear it independently, then no one would pay for him, and this accident also laid the groundwork for the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Because the damage was too serious, it was condemned by many countries, and the Soviet Union originally wanted to hide it when it was first leaked, but then the matter became bigger and bigger, and there was no way to hide it.

Because when the Chernobyl nuclear accident occurred, it was on the territory of the Soviet Union, and the Soviet Union alone had to bear the responsibility, and it was impossible for other countries to bear it.

After the Chernobyl accident, the information was not received until the early morning of the next day, and then instructions were given that the crisis was not dealt with quickly enough, and that the project was developed by the Soviet Union, and of course the Soviet Union took responsibility.

If the Nobeli nuclear leak had not been properly handled, it would have had a greater impact on his surroundings, and it would have caused a huge loss of grass in the area, a huge change in the animals that have been contaminated by the nuclear contamination, and a large part of the local land would have been contaminated.

If it is not properly disposed of, the impact on the air, water resources, land resources, animals and plants is very large, and of course it also has a great impact on the surrounding human health.

Personally, I think that for such things, it is generally conceivable, and nuclear leakage is not a small accident after all, and it is a huge harm to both people and nature.

A nuclear leak is very dangerous, and if not properly handled, it can cause the death of all human beings, and the death or mutation of living things caused by a nuclear leak is terrible.

The disintegration of the Soviet Union was inevitable, and the most important reason was the rigidity of the internal system, the contradictions in the member states, and the serious detachment of the bureaucracy from the people. There are indirect reasons that Chernobyl hastened the disintegration of the Soviet Union, and if it were not for Chernobyl, the internal contradictions of the Soviet Union would not have intensified so seriously, and the Chernobyl explosion shattered the dream of a great power that the Soviet Union had always packaged well, and without this incident, at least it would have survived for more than ten years, and it was not the member states that kicked the CPSU out of the core political circle, but the CPSU itself, and a reform directly destroyed its own life.

To a certain extent, Chernobyl can be understood as one of the indirect reasons for the Soviet Union's solution, and its consequences were devastating, and it almost destroyed half of Europe because of improper handling.

The Soviet Union is a federation, an organization of several communist countries, a large country composed of many small countries, and the Chernobyl nuclear power plant is in Ukraine, under the control of the Ukrainian political system, and has little to do with the Russian political system.

There is no direct contact. The USSR collapsed for many reasons. For example, ethnic issues, labor relations, economic issues, and so on.

As if there were none, the collapse of the USSR was due to the system, because the lie is self-defeating.

This is really not true, you think, it was Russia that first attacked the CPSU, not Ukraine, where Chernobyl is located.

Can a power station destroy a country? Not at all.

As a result, many people in the local area have been seriously affected by radiation and produced various diseases, and some local ecological environments have been seriously polluted, resulting in serious social turmoil in the surrounding areas, resulting in many deaths, and has caused great economic losses.

At that time, a large amount of steam gushed out, clothing substances gushed out to various places, covering a lot of areas, and the radiation dose released was more than 400 times more than that of the atomic bomb, 30 people died on the spot, and many firefighters went up to save it, but they couldn't come back in the end.

This incident had a great impact, many things were destroyed at the scene, and the surrounding air and environment were all polluted.

This incident has had a great impact, many things have been destroyed in the place where the incident occurred, and the atmosphere and environment around it have all been polluted in the future.

The Soviet Union dispatched biological and chemical troops, and with the help of anti-radiation clothing, slowly dealt with the core area of the accident.

The Soviet Union mobilized military forces to deal with the core area of the Chernobyl nuclear accident.

The Soviet Union mobilized the military to deal with the nuclear leak, but some soldiers also suffered and died.

The Soviet Union used a lot of manpower and material resources to solve the accident and seal it with reinforced concrete.

After the bombing, it did not attract the attention of the Soviet authorities. Nuclear experts in Moscow and the Soviet leadership were given the information only that "there was a fire at the reactor, but it did not **." It was only 48 hours after the accident that some villages close to the nuclear power plant began to evacuate, and the army was also sent to force people to evacuate.

At that time, radiation was measured in villages near the site that was hundreds of times more lethal, and the radiation levels continued to rise.

Three days after the accident, an investigative team sent by Moscow arrived at the scene, but they were unable to submit a report, and the Soviet Union did not know the truth of the matter. Finally, almost a week after the incident, Moscow received a message from Sweden. By this time the radiation cloud had drifted into Sweden.

The Soviets finally understood that things were far more serious than they thought.

In the months that followed, the Soviet Union sent countless manpower and material resources to finally extinguish the reactor fire and control the radiation. But the people responsible for the clean-up also suffered serious radiation injuries; One of the reasons is the technical limitations of remote control robots, coupled with the failure of the electronic circuits of remote control robots due to severe radiation, so the cleaning of many of the most polluted sites still relies on manpower. After the fire was extinguished, the next concern was that the magma melted by the melting of high-temperature uranium and cement in the reactor core melted through the floor of the plant and entered the ground.

The Soviets designated a 30-kilometer radius around the reactor as a quarantine zone, evacuated all residents, fenced it with barbed wire, and set up a checkpoint at the entrance, leaving only regular shifts of monitors and the other three nuclear reactor workers at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant who were still generating electricity. In particular, the No. 3 reactor, which is in the same main plant building as the No. 4 reactor and the two reactors share a high chimney that emits radioactive exhaust gases, has been working normally for another 19 years. Twentieth anniversary of the accident, the outer surface of the sarcophagus of reactor No. 4 still has an illumination of 750 millimeters of roentgenium, well above the safe value of 20 millimeters of roentgenium, and the welders who reinforce the sarcophagus have to be rotated after two hours of work.

The average irradiation in the quarantine zone is still greater than 100 mRoentgenium.

I feel as if it hasn't been resolved, because it's so serious that there's no way around it.

The Soviet Union sent a large number of soldiers and workers to build a reinforced concrete sarcophagus for the bombed No. 4 reactor and completely sealed it.

On April 26, 1986, the reactor of Unit 4 of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant**, located more than 100 kilometers north of Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, leaked a large amount of strong radioactive materials, causing the world's worst nuclear leakage accident so far. After the accident, the area of the Unit 4 reactor 30 kilometers outward from the center became a quarantine area.

After the Chernobyl accident, the city was quickly abandoned.

Chernobyl has really been abandoned, so there is no way to fix it.

They tried to find out and, and the cause of the leak, and moved people away from the Chernobyl neighborhood to avoid the harm caused by radiation.

The city was no longer inhabited and took many years to buffer.

They first carefully analyzed the cause of the accident, and then dealt with it calmly.

In the end, he didn't get a reasonable solution at all, but he just couldn't do it.

This is very difficult, after all, nuclear matter is a difficult thing to deal with.

I don't think of any good way to do this, so I guess it's better to put it first.