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I assume the neighbouring countries were shocked and angry. Chernobyl was a safety nightmare, a poorly built and poorly run mess. Those high in the Russian government and military are corrupt.

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Countries outside of the Soviet Union expressed concern over the Chernobyl disaster due to the potential health and environmental risks associated with the nuclear accident. Some countries offered humanitarian aid and assistance, while others criticized the Soviet government's initial handling of the situation and called for greater transparency and cooperation in managing the aftermath of the disaster.

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