When did Chernobyl become Chornobyl?
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Chernobyl is the Russian name, Chornobyl is the Ukrainian name
Got it. Like Kyiv Kiev
Yes same deal
Slava Ukraini
Always has been.
Ah, the Chernobyl disaster in Chornobyl. Got you
At least this one got the alphabet right. I've seen it written with a "4" and then strange alien glyphs a few times.