Today, as was announced the death of a conceptor of the videogame S.T.A.L.K.E.R in Ukraine, Vladimir Yezhov, in Bakhmut (Artemiovsk) precisely, I first laughed at the natural justice perhaps for a videogame founded on a story that described from the inside allegorically an uranium death camp made for doing implosion nukes as a way to warn the people, and of the terribly terrorist war activities of Ukrainians there, with retchlagmash strikes followed by cleaning of the mash pollution with the Speedy Fermionic condensators dedicated to mash (discussed at the very end of this article and shown again with satellite data at the end of this other article), I opened my copy of The First Guidebook of Prisons and Concentration Camps of the Soviet Union by Avraham Shifrin, and, after looking again at the positions of Kherson (Cholovka) and Transcarpathia (Rahov / Rachov) where I had found the two earlier cases of underground and open air corridor uranium extermination mining in the Ukraine of Volodymir Zelenskyi (the first one in Kherson after some Russians radio’ed to me the information of a retchlag there actually – I had been able to find the Aktion T4 in an oncology department of the Melitopol hospital for instance, the first signs of gas chambers as well, but did not expect to find SOVIET-STYLE activity in Ukraine, some Russians guided me to that), I stumbled actually on a third name in Shifrin’s map on the Ukrainian side, west of Dniepropetrovsk. The map of extermination camps in the Soviet Union, where you can find the three Ukrainian death camps in the top side, is kept in my archive on uranium extermination in the USSR at the end of the pdf document. So I rushed onto my Google Maps’ satellite view in that location and I have been flabbergasted to find an underground retchlag with some small open air corridor mining in adjacent areas of the large tunnel system, visible through collapsing above the underground tunnels as in Kherson. Just much larger. The area covers circa 30 km². As in traditional Soviet retchlags (see this example that I also uncovered thanks to Shifrin’s book), the corridors are hidden around riversides. This creates a kind of confusion with erosion that some definitive criteria allow to differenciate from natural erosion nevertheless, thanks to :

• significant collapsing without water streams around
• environmental pollution from the handling of uranium by hands
• the concordance with the historical location of course.
• a pun with the name of a village nearby, Novy Starodub, the conformation with superficial depleted uranium harvesting as the frontline is not far and the area heavily fallouted, with some corridors being very narrow and shallow but very numerous, in peripherical areas, resembling somehow this case also linked to Dmitro Kuleba’s diplomacy in Burkina Faso – the idea that the prisoners become “new stars of the DU” as some of them harvest actually by hands DU fallout, as Pol Pot victims under the Democratic Kampuchea, not to mention “dub”, with DU, the letter B as crematory code, and “dub” being a music style with lots of repetitions, frequently listened to by antifas and used by the Zelenskyi presidency in its own videos, for instance a recent one showing the more efficient antitank missiles of the Special Presidential Guard “In the name of Bogdan Khmelnitskyi” (here for the full video with the signature, I did a compilation with another music)
• Crematory points, i.e. areas where victims are immediately cremated, in this case it seems in deuterium water mixed with captagon, and in chlorine – similar for instance to what has been found in other peripherical Soviet retchlags, for instance in Tajikistan, where cremation was favoured to mashing to allow a lighter infrastructure
• Crematory plumes from these areas have left some marks with the fallout of alpha emitters in the shape of victims (dead while crawling, in two cases, head of another one matching a chlorine experiment) attracting mist, clouds that make these plumes visible ex-post.

The full area :

I looked up Zheltie Vody on Google and was brought to this city circled in red. The “Park of Slavy” in its center is a first suggestion, given the peculiar wording, that it is a city of slavery. Open pit uranium mining is visible in the first area to the left. It actually goes a bit more to the North than this, while going up to the point of Spasove.

The tunnel system is more elaborated elsewhere.

Then after all that, I went back to Jovti Vody and observed in the middle two extremely large groups of buildings, all identical, immense. One group looks like a huuuuge solar farm but with small “houses” all around. It’s clear that prisoners are guarded under solar panels to use the alpha activity of their incorporated uranium and NORMs for attracting solar electrons (see here on solar panels and solar electrons).

Zoom on the entry area where some pickups are visible ; the profile of the houses clearly is of watchtowers :

Then I looked elsewhere and found buildings even less looking like solar panels, the area bigger as well. Below you can see the right part of the “solar panels” prison camp, and the essential of the second prison camp.

Let’s look at that second prison camp more closely, with a zoom on its center :

With a small feeling of solar oven furnace emerging from looking at that, the resulting estimation leads to the main hypothesis of victim disposal plant using solar neutrons to plutogenize the retchlag victims after their death in the uranium tunnel mines. Unlike the earlier case there are indeed no watchtowers around.

I had never seen such a gigantic uranium tunnel death camp in a single location until now. I am also getting word that many people looking upon my shoulders through the Internet think the same. Let’s hope that justice will do its work and that the retchlag will be liberated one way or another rapidly.