Four decades after the catastrophic nuclear disaster, Chornobyl continues to pose significant risks. Recent reports highlight the ongoing threat from contamination and the presence of Russian drones, which complicate the lives of those who have returned to the area, including settlers and wild horses.
A BBC visit to the ghost city reveals the haunting remnants of the world's worst nuclear accident, illustrating both the resilience of nature and the lingering dangers that still affect the region. As the anniversary approaches, questions about safety and the future of Chornobyl remain at the forefront of discussions.