The book delves into the chaotic reporting during the Chernobyl disaster, highlighting the ignorance and misinformation prevalent at the time. It chronicles daily events as they unfolded, capturing the struggle for accurate information amidst fears and rumors. Additionally, it examines the evolution of glasnost in Soviet media and offers a contemporary perspective on the catastrophe's coverage. This exploration sheds light on the complexities of reporting in a crisis and the challenges faced by journalists in a repressive environment.
