We watched hours of broadcasts on Russian networks and spoke with expert fact checkers to understand how Russia is spinning the war it started in Ukraine. Russian soldiers gave up control of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. The Ukrainian official said that troops stationed there will feel the consequences of radiation poisoning soon. Yevhen Kramarenko said Russians dug trenches and drove into the most contaminated areas of the site. The head of the State Agency of Ukraine on Exclusion Zone Management said on Wednesday that Russian troops who seized Chernobyl will suffer from the effects of radiation exposure. Russian troops who occupied the Chernobyl exclusion zone dug trenches and shelters for their vehicles in the Red Forest, according to Yevhen Kramarenko. The Red Forest was killed by radiation after the Chernobyl nuclear accident. It is the most contaminated part of the exclusion zone. The Russians will feel the effects of radiation very soon. Some of them will feel it in months, some of them in years, Kramarenko said. He confirmed that Russian soldiers were inhaling clouds of radioactive dust while driving around the Red Forest. According to the CDC, radiation poisoning can cause different effects depending on the strength and length of exposure. According to the CDC, radiation poisoning can lead to internal bleeding and skin burns, as well as thyroid cancer and cardiovascular disease. Russian troops left the exclusion zone at the beginning of the month after some of their soldiers panicked and got sick from radiation, according to The Guardian. It is not clear what their symptoms were, although they showed up very quickly. Kramarenko said that Ukrainian plant officials are working on developing additional safety measures to avoid similar events in the future, after the Russian troops left. After the 1986 nuclear accident, the power plant was completely dismantled and the remaining work is mostly directed toward decontamination. Kramarenko said it was not clear how high the radiation levels were at the moment because there was no electricity. He said that until then they wouldn't understand the damage done. The original article is on Business Insider. A defense attorney raised doubts about the competency of a 16-year-old student to face sex assault and attempted murder charges in a violent after-school attack that left a Las Vegas high school teacher injured and unconscious in her classroom last week. According to the police report, the boy's mother said he had no known medical or mental disabilities, but recently seemed disconnected. Half a million veterans will be helped to get their medical debt forgiven as part of a series of actions by the Biden administration. Few know that Amazon has millions of Prime subscribers. 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