Survivors of the world's worst nuclear disaster have said they fear history may repeat itself at the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia plant.
Mykhaylo Khrushchenko, a native of the Chernobyl region, remembers waking up on April 26, 1986, to an eerily quiet home.
The 71-year-old tells the Mirror: "Not only was there silence but somehow it was cold in my soul. I went out of the house, saw my neighbour and asked her: 'What is it, why aren't the children going to school?' She replied: 'There was an explosion at the nuclear power plant.'"
