00:05Hace 3 years, the Russian troops of Vladimir Putin invaded Ucrania.
00:10They thought that they would not wait to Kiev, the capital, bombarded as other cities.
00:16For then, the voices of support came from different latitudes,
00:20from the U.S., the U.S., France and others.
00:23Today, perhaps, they hear more far and diffuse between the fights of presidents.
00:28One, accusing the other of dictator, and the other, saying that he lives in a bubble of misinformation.
00:34The Russians entered the South, through the Crimean Peninsula, annexed in 2014,
00:40but also in the East and the North, through Bielorrusia.
00:43They occupied Chernobyl, and they were little more than a month.
00:46That nuclear central that exploded years ago and exposed more than 8 million people to radiation,
00:53I thought that only I would know through Svetlana Alekseevich and her chronicles.
00:57But it was not like that. I was there, and that was just a little.
01:01I went on the time, I went on a road of 154 kilometers,
01:05on a road that I had to travel in a little more than 2 hours from Kiev,
01:09but it felt like it had been retroceded for more than 40 years.
01:12The fear that it feels there is big.
01:14The silence only broke the dosimeter,
01:16the pit that became more intense when I came to the woods.
01:20Those areas where I can't stop and almost look at them, it's terrifying.
01:24Do you have a fobia to radiation? I didn't have thought of it before.
01:27The buildings of the cities close to them eat the big trees.
01:31The green of its roots contrasts with the protrude of the cement.
01:35And far from the matorrales, the shield of the Soviet Union.
01:39I thought, who would be sure that there will be another attack here?
01:43One drone impacted against the sarcophagus of the reactor 4 of the central,
01:47the same accident of the 86.
01:50The Ucrania culpated to the Russians.
01:52Russia refused.
01:53The war has many faces.
01:54The young people sitting in front of the storm bombarded by a poet,
01:58in the village of Borodianca.
02:00The daughter of the death of her mother.
02:03The dead of the soldiers mutilated by the streets of Kiev.
02:06The mother of her son who is alive or dead.
02:10The dead of Darya, a periodist like me who doesn't want to leave her country.
02:14Some talk about humiliation, others of soledad.
02:16Some more, they don't give up the words.
02:18It's the zozobra, the incertidumbre.
02:20The need to, in the middle of the war, continue to build a life.
02:28If you are interested to know more about what is happening in Ucrania
02:31and what I saw there,
02:32we invite you to visit the international section
02:34on the website www.elespectador.com
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