@KostaRPK There's also a nature reserve along the former line of the Iron Curtain. Pulling people out of an area goes a long way to allowing nature to take back over. Which is what happened in Chernobyl - when it was unsafe for humans to be there, animals and plants (which didn't know better) moved in.
The radiation probably isn't good for them either, but it's probably better for them than the area being filled with humans and their agriculture and industry.
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@KostaRPK There's also a nature reserve along the former line of the Iron Curtain. Pulling people out of an area goes a long way to allowing nature to take back over. Which is what happened in Chernobyl - when it was unsafe for humans to be there, animals and plants (which didn't know better) moved in.
The radiation probably isn't good for them either, but it's probably better for them than the area being filled with humans and their agriculture and industry.