Goodbye Victor Brukhanov: Was the director of Nuclear power plant Since At Chernobyl, The task of the plant at the time of the disaster and the first attempts to understand its consequences in 1986. He was 85, site management said. Brukhanov was the first and only director after the plant was built between 1970 and 1977. Kicked him out A few weeks after the fourth reactor exploded. He was sentenced by the Supreme Court of the Soviet Union to ten years in prison after being found guilty of security breaches. He was later released after serving half his sentence.

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In the first report he wrote shortly after the bombing, Brukhanov assured authorities that radiation levels across Europe were “under control” and recently leaked secret documents in Ukraine. Born in Uzbekistan, he graduated with a degree in electrical engineering from Tashkent and began working at local power plants before moving to Ukraine. After his release, he moved to Kiev, where he worked in the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade.