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| Cancer patient leaned to the window in a special ward at a hospital in Donetsk, April 25, 2006. Photo credit: Alexander Khudotioply/Reuters |
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| Photo credit: Ricky Davila |
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| Photo credit: Ricky Davila |
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| Child victims of Chernobyl, Cuba, being treated at Castro’s expense. Tarara, Cuba. © David White |
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| Fidel Castro greeting Chernobyl victims |
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| June 1989, Kiev, Ukraine. Radiation damage on the leg of one of the liquidators of the Chernobyl disaster, 3 years later. |
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| 17-year-old Oksana Gaybon (right) and 15-year-old Alla Kozimerka affected by the Chernobyl disaster in 1986 |
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| Cuba has tried to free thousands of Ukrainian children suffering from skin problems, leukemia and other diseases caused by the radiation. Photo: Claudia Daut/Reuters |
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| Irina, 13, and Inna, 14, treated for psoriasis at the Pediatric Hospital in Tarara,Cuba. - Photo credit: Claudia Daut/Reuters |
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| The Ukrainian health ministry said in 2006 that 428,000 children suffer from health problems caused by the Chernobyl disaster Photo: Adalberto Roque |
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| A child during treatment at the Center for Pediatric Oncology and Hematology, which was built in Minsk after the Chernobyl accident. |
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| Photo credit: Igor Kostin |
There are few words for these pictures, just the stupidity of nuclear power.
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