Has anyone seen this about wildfires about to reach the Chernobyl reactor?

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On BBC website, uncontrolled wildfires covering a massive area, burning over a week, and now about 3km away from Chernobyl nuclear reactor. All feels a bit apocalyptic

Woah!

Gosh no I hadn’t heard that news, my news coverage is dominated by Covid and I’m limiting what I read now.
That’s awful, I know the area had been somewhat ‘reclaimed’ by nature and animals. What would happen if fire reaches the reactor site?

oh shit. welllll thats not good.

The reactor is now sealed into a giant building built around it. If radiation can't get out, then a puny little fire isn't going to get in.
I hope.

Yes I saw this too, It’s not the reactor that’s the huge issue s such, it’s the land that is so toxic when it burns it’s releasing at the moment 15x the usual amount of radiation.
Wind is blowing it toward Kiev, horrendous.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-52274242

www.express.co.uk/news/world/1268371/Chernobyl-fire-nuclear-power-plant-disaster-fires-Ukraine-fumes-Europe-radioactive-nuclear

I'm at a loss after reading that

Also it says the area will suffer a huge economical loss if pripyat is burned down. So scary.