INDIA PERSPECTIVE
40 YEARS OF CHERNOBYL UNDER WAR: ZELENSKY ACCUSES RUSSIA OF NUCLEAR TERRORISM
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DOMINANT ANGLE
Times of India : la faune revient à Tchernobyl, mais la guerre met la zone à nouveau en danger
Dominant angle identified — does not reflect unanimity of this country’s media
ANALYSIS
The Times of India stands out with an original angle: a scientific piece on the return of wildlife to the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone. Wolves, lynx, European bison, Przewalski horses — nature has reclaimed a territory where humans have been absent since 1986. But the war endangers this balance again — drones, landmines and soldiers once again traverse the zone. The article cites the 2006 IAEA report concluding that the absence of human activity had a more positive impact on animal populations than radiation had a negative one.
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