The construction of the Crimean nuclear power plant, which was never built, was conceived a very long time ago, already in 1968, when the first surveys were carried out. The state spent millions, according to some sources, even billions, of Soviet hard rubles on it. And when there was already a little more than six months left to launch, in 1989 it was decided to stop construction. The memories of the recent Chernobyl disaster were still very fresh, the new political situation, the opinions of environmentalists and many other factors stopped the construction of the already almost completed colossus forever. There were ideas to use the unfinished nuclear power plant as a training center for training nuclear plant dispatchers, plans were considered to transfer it to various departments ... Time passed, soon everyone was not up to it, and after a little more time it became clear that there was no money for any construction at all. will not. And they forgot about the station.