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===Comparisons with Chernobyl===

===Comparisons with Chernobyl===

In 1986 the explosion of a [[nuclear reactor]] in the [[Soviet Union]] was the first in a series of events which led to fall of [[Communism]] in [[Russia]]. The leftist regime's inability to contain information about the disaster from the Russian people and the world, and the exposure of corruption and inefficiencies of the socialist system, coupled with the danger the socialist system and policies presented to global public health, ultimately led to a collapse of the leftwing top-down [[command and control]] social, political, economic, and public healthcare system throughout 13 Soviet Republics and its [[Eastern Europe|Eastern bloc]] socialist satellite states.

In 1986 the explosion of a [[nuclear reactor]] in [[Ukraine]] (then part of the [[Soviet Union]]) was the first in a series of events which led to the fall of [[Communism]] in [[Russia]]. The leftist regime's inability to contain information about the disaster from the Russian people and the world, and the exposure of corruption and inefficiencies of the socialist system, coupled with the danger the socialist system and policies presented to global public health, ultimately led to a collapse of the left-wing top-down [[command and control]] social, political, economic, and public healthcare system throughout 13 Soviet Republics and its [[Eastern Europe|Eastern bloc]] socialist satellite states.

The [[Left]]'s anti-Russian [[xenophobia]] is largely the legacy of Russia's abandonment of socialism.

The [[Left]]'s anti-Russian [[xenophobia]] is largely the legacy of Russia's abandonment of socialism.