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What was the Duga Radar? Hidden deep in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone stands a massive Soviet structure known as the Duga Radar—also called the Russian Woodpecker due to the strange tapping noise it emitted across global radio frequencies. This Cold War-era over-the-horizon radar system has become one of the most mysterious abandoned structures in the world, surrounded by conspiracy theories, Soviet secrets, and Chernobyl cover-ups.

In this video, we explore the true purpose of the Duga Radar, its connection to the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, and why some believe it was used for mind control, weather manipulation, or even as part of a secret Soviet experiment. Discover the history, mystery, and hidden truths behind this creepy Cold War relic.

📍Located in Pripyat, Ukraine, the Duga Radar remains one of the creepiest places in Chernobyl and a magnet for urban explorers, conspiracy theorists, and history buffs alike.

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