Радиационная аномалия в Венёве ликвидирована - капсула с радионуклидами вывезена. Проверяю - чисто!

On January 8, 2026, I investigated a radiation anomaly in the town of Venev in the Tula region. I reported the emergency to 112. That evening, a Rospotrebnadzor expert inspected the hazardous area with me. For more information, see the previous video. Six days later, on the evening of January 14, the hazardous radionuclide source was removed by government agencies. On January 17, I returned to Venev and examined the hole left by the removal of the radionuclide source capsule. The dose rate had decreased by a factor of 140,000 (from 8,400 to a normal 0.06 µSv/h). I found no traces of the hazardous substance. "It was dirty - now it's clean"... Maps generated using AtomFast-8816 (VPN required for viewing in Russia) Before the hazardous source was removed - http://www.atomfast.net/maps/show/3876/ After the hazardous source was removed - http://www.atomfast.net/maps/show/3879/ 0:15 - I came back to Venev to check the radiation situation after the hazardous source of ionizing radiation was removed. 0:33 - Pervomayskaya Street - it was 0.82 µSv/h, now it's 0.05 µSv/h, which is within the norm. 1:05 - Hottest spot - it was 8,400 µSv/h, now it's 0.07 µSv/h - a difference of more than 100,000 times. 3:00 - Spectrum in The pit's temperature is almost identical to the background level—there are no signs of hazardous substances spilling. 2:40 - Alexander, one of the students who discovered the dangerous radiation anomaly. 3:26 - The radiation anomaly has been eliminated. Who, why, and how buried the dangerous object in the park remains an open question. 4:16 - What was the danger? Children, teenagers, and adults could have been playing, barbecuing, kissing, and exposed to radiation in the park. Criminals could have used the "killer capsule" to cause harm and even kill... The danger was very real!