Instagram model simulates photos of Chernobyl

An Instagram model receives many negative reactions for having published racy photos of itself in an environment similar to that of Chernobyl, claiming to have visited the site of the nuclear disaster.

Veronika Rocheva, 23, hit the Internet notoriety last week by posting provocative photos on Instagram in a dilapidated building, while she was shirtless and wearing a white thong and Hazmat garment. She then posed with a gas mask and revealing her cleavage.

Rocheva falsely geolocated filming in the Ukrainian city of Pripyat, which caused the 1986 explosion at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.

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"Wtf ?! Chernobyl is the place of tears, pain and fear. How can anyone take pictures in a place where people have lost hope in the future? "Wrote an Instagram user.

"Extremely disrespectful," added another user. "Take a walk taking nude photos to a place where such a tragedy has occurred. Show a little respect, my daughter.

"There's nothing wrong with showing your body, you doing what you want, but it's a completely FALSE, disrespectful place on so many levels … how could you consider that? as acceptable? thousands of people have died, "said a user.

<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "Rocheva admitted Friday that the photographs were exaggerated." It was not even Pripyat. In fact, we shot in a deserted place in Novosibirsk, "she said.Life.ruaccording to a translation provided by & nbsp;The sun. "In no way did we want to hurt or insult people who have experienced such a horrible tragedy. We give the utmost respect to the history of Chernobyl. "" Data-reactid = "32"> Rocheva admitted Friday that the photographs were exaggerated. "It was not even Pripyat, we did the shooting in a deserted place in Novosibirsk," she told Life.ru, according to a translation provided by The Sun. "We did not want in any way to injure or insult people who have experienced such a horrible tragedy, we give the utmost respect to the history of Chernobyl. "

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