Old KGB building. 
Control center doega of the former Soviet Union

afe Pryp'yat'. Also called "the Dish" by the locals.

It was a popular destination for the many young people who lived there. The average age there was 26 years.

The building also looks different from the average Soviet architecture at the time.

Abandoned locomotive at the Yaniv station.
In the Chernobyl exclusion zone, also mentioned
Prip'yat station. But the station is in the abandoned village of Yaniv.

It is approximately 5 km from the Chernobyl Nuclear Powerplant

Cafe Pryp'yat'. Also called "the Dish" by the locals.

It was a popular destination for the many young people who lived there. The average age there was 26 years.

The building also looks different from the average Soviet architecture at the time.

Abandoned trains at the Yaniv station.
In the Chernobyl exclusion zone, also mentioned
Prip'yat station. But the station is in the abandoned village of Yaniv.

It is approximately 5 km from the Chernobyl Nuclear Powerplant

Abandoned locomotive at the Yaniv station.
In the Chernobyl exclusion zone, also mentioned
Prip'yat station. But the station is in the abandoned village of Yaniv.

It is approximately 5 km from the Chernobyl Nuclear Powerplant

One of the vehicles at a small vehicle graveyard at an abandoned fire station in Pryp'yat '

One of the vehicles at a small vehicle graveyard at an abandoned fire station in Pryp'yat '

Pryp'yat'is a ghost town in the Ukrainian oblast of Kiev about 15 km from the border with Belarus. 
It was founded on 2/4/1970 and was a closed city, not accessible to people outside. 
Pryp'yat', a city with 55000 inhabitants, was evacuated in 1986 by the Chernobyl nuclear disaster

The text on top of the building.has no political charge or saying.
It says in Russian. Restaurant.

Entrance to the abandoned Kinoteatr Prometey in Pryp'yat'. With a richly decorated facade in mosaic
bas-relief. Prometey is a figure from the Greek
mythology, it literally means 'he who thinks ahead'.

Back side of the abandoned Kinoteatr Prometey in Pryp'yat '.

With a richly decorated mosaic facade bas-relief at the front of the building.

Prometey is a figure from the Greek
mythology, it literally means 'he who thinks ahead'.