My name is Alexio Bondaranco. And your father worked in Chernobyl at the time of the catastrophe? Yes, he was working in Chernobyl worker. He built a road to fix this issue, but it was happening. He worked there and it was one of those that you were responsible for. So, to look at the construction part that was developing there. And what happened to your father? He is still alive. And now he is a builder in other countries in Europe. And his colleagues, they are almost done, no ghosts, pass away. We were asking if his father lives and he tells me yes. My father lives. But most of his colleagues died. Has he had the chance to go back to Chernobyl? Nobody asked him to come after this happened. But we have the chance to use Google Earths. We investigate these photos and only this chance. We asked if he had the opportunity to go back to Chernobyl. He said that he was only able to see what happened to the Google. And he kept in there. What does he think about the whole story and the way people was cheated on by the authorities then? It's a question to him. What he is thinking. But we, as a new generation, we know some facts. And we did many, many research when we go there, when we investigate the place. And we have our objective view. It's very strange because when people from China come to that territory, they see absolutely different pictures than Ukrainian people. Interesting what we are talking about. If the father told him something he thought about how they won it, he said that I don't know what he thinks, but he knows what we think. We think because we are investigating, we have investigated, we know the story, fundamentally, the Chernobyl. And what do you think about what happened there and the aftermath of the story? Could you repeat a few of those thoughts? Yeah, what do you think about the aftermath, the consequences of the story and the knowledge of the story by the future generation at the present time? We are trying to understand what you are saying. I can tell a few words about quantum reality, like parallel time spending. And what's happening and how it's reflect on our lives is it was like a local conflict between times and different realities. It's like a fantastic story of views, quantum physics, like that. That's interesting. And it's like a mix of realities. Parallels is a mix between reality and the fiction. Between what happened there, what we know, what people say, and what we know. That's the last question. Is a Chernobyl issue which is really present at the present time in people like young people in Ukraine? I don't get the main meaning. Is that a story, a history, an issue which is important for you, people take that into account for you, the new generation? Yes, it's very important. I think we feel freedom to talk about this history, not only in the context of history while years happen, but also with these unreal details. It's very important to know and to let people think about it. Thank you very much. It's been a pleasure to have you in our program. Thank you. Yes, thank you. And welcome to Ukraine. Thank you.