I will only ask that you never speak ill of anything remotely related to the television series titled as Mad Men. On this, there can be no debate. Good day, sir.
From everything I've read, a steam explosion was entirely impossible given the Chernobyl circumstances, reactor layout and the way coronium there would've reacted.
Then why, at the time, did they risk sending 3 men in there to drain the pools? That actually happened. The series did not make that part up.
To tell Russia's side of the story, the country's Culture Ministry has allocated $500,000 in funding for its own production which lays the blame with the U.S. Director Alexei Muradov said: "One theory holds that Americans had infiltrated the Chernobyl nuclear power plant and many historians do not deny that, on the day of the explosion, an agent of the enemy's intelligence services was present at the station," The Moscow Times reported. _______ I'm sure there are inaccuracies in the series but they ruin many of their grievances with the above.
Yes they did. Only 20 years later did it come out that they survived their mission. Everyone just assumed they died after and the lack of news from the USSR at the time slowed the truth from getting out. Dudes were major league heros
