There is a museum in Kiev that stores tens of thousands of unique objects from the Chernobyl region. However, the thermal power plant is located near the funds, and Russia is located near Ukraine. In the Soviet administrative building in the Dnipro district of Kyiv, next to which the Drnitsk thermal power plant stands, there is a repository of the Museum-Archive of Ukrainian Folk Culture of the State Scientific Center for the Protection of Cultural Heritage from Man-Made Disasters. Over three decades of expeditions, this organization has collected more than 60,000 exhibits from the Chernobyl region and other areas of Polissa. Anastasia Pankova, head of the museum's funds department, showed "Babel" how she and a colleague save exhibits after another Russian attack on the CHP. Read the report on the endangered collection here.