<transcript><audio_26> Мы выезжали сколько...</transcript><caption><image_27>The image shows an elderly man in a suit walking towards a crowd of people in a large auditorium. The man appears to be in his late 60s or early 70s, with white hair and a serious expression on his face. He is walking towards the right side of the image, while the people in the crowd are seated in rows of blue chairs. The background is dark, suggesting that the event is taking place in a dimly lit room with wooden walls and a chandelier hanging from the ceiling.</caption><caption><image_28>The image shows an elderly man with white hair and a serious expression on his face. He appears to be in his late 60s or early 70s and is wearing a dark suit and a striped shirt. He is standing in a room with other people in the background, some of whom are also dressed in formal attire. The man is looking off to the side with a slight smile on his lips. The room appears to have a chandelier hanging from the ceiling and there is a window on the left side of the image.</caption><transcript><audio_29> Выполняли свой долг. Никто ничего не понимал, что происходило. Да и особо не распространялось. И хотя со дня катастрофы минуло уже 30 лет,</transcript><caption><image_30>The image shows an aerial view of a large, multi-story building with multiple floors and balconies. The building appears to be in a state of disrepair, with broken windows and crumbling walls. The roof of the building is covered in dirt and debris, and there are trees and other buildings in the background. The image is taken from a high vantage point, looking down on the building and the surrounding area. The overall mood of the image is bleak and desolate.</caption><transcript><audio_31> До сих пор оставленные жителями города призраки, болезни, вызванные радиацией. Но главное – память о трагедии, которая позволяет извлекать уроки из истории.</transcript> presented with memorable awards among those awarded and Alexey Tikhomirov, like many other military personnel, he was sent to the disaster zone on alert admits there was no fear then no one knew what consequences the accident at the reactor caused  we traveled for as long as anyone, no one even duty, and it didn’t really spread, and although 30 years have passed since the disaster, the consequences of the accident are still visible, the ghosts of the disease caused by radiation left by the city residents. But the main thing is the memory of the tragedy, which allows us to learn lessons from  stories of the gift of Snegova Sergei Vasilevsky TV and radio company
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