7. "Dnieper-Pripyat" group
(No. 115 – 137)
Nicholas Zharkikh
Shortened text of the section. Full text in ukrainian version.
While Muscovites and Moscow lovers around the world despise Victor Suvorov’s discovery, Chinese comrades are silently but productively studying his book "Icebreaker". So to speak, "with pleasure and not without morals."
The moral they derived from that book is quite simple: to change the existing world order, it must be broken with the help of an ice-breaking state, which is not afraid to take on the hatred for the unleashed world war. And then to wait until the participants of that war are exhausted in order to dictate own will to them, to establish their world order.
The Chinese comrades appointed Russia to play the role of icebreaker. Neither the leadership of Russia itself, nor the Chinese, nor even others feel sorry for it.
And Russia has fulfilled its role – the world order that existed until 2022 has been broken. The world will never return to the state it was in before (April 29, 2024 at 7:50 am).
(115) Checheresk
The name almost exactly coincides with the name of the modern town in the Gomel region of Belarus. Probability class – A.
(116) Teterin
Small town in the Kruglyansky district of the Mogilev region (Belarus). Probability class – B.
(117) Popova Gora (= Priest’s mount)
We have an exact counterpart of the name in the town of Bryansk region (Russia), which since 1922 has had its name corrected in the communist spirit . Probability class – A.
(118) Proposhesk
The name is quite similar to the town in Mogilev region (Belarus). Before Stalin’s renaming in 1945, it was called Propoysk. Probability class – B.
(119) Drokov
Small village in Surazh district of Bryansk region (Russia). Probability class – A.
(120) Gomii
Undisputed , the regional center of Belarus. Probability class – A.
(121) Rechitsia
The name is quite common in both hydronymy and oikonymy; of all the objects of this name, the most ancient and significant is the town on the Dnieper in the Gomel region (Belarus). Probability class – A.
(122) Mogilev
The undisputed on the Dnieper, the regional center of Belarus. Probability class – A.
In the evening of April 29, 2024, the muscovites attacked Odesa (probably with ballistic missiles), hitting the Harry Potter Castle. On – 5 dead, 27 injured, several in very serious condition. Vice-rector of the International Humanitarian University Borys Vasiliev was killed, Serhiy Kivalov was wounded. I think the muscovites hunted him.
This is how we live (April 30, 2024 at 9:15 am).
(123) Bykhov
Modern town in the Mogilev region of Belarus. Probability class – A.
(124) Luchin
on the Dnieper in the Rogachev district of the Gomel region (Belarus). Probability class – A.
(125) Rogachev
Undeniably – modern in Gomel region (Belarus). Probability class – A.
(126) Streshyn
Only one settlement with this name is known – on the Dnieper in the Zhlobin district of the Gomel region (Belarus). Probability class – A.
(127) Ljubech
The only settlement with this name is this on the Dnieper in Chernihiv district and region (Ukraine). Probability class – A.
(128) Navoz (= Manure)
The name in SRG corresponds almost exactly to the village in Chernihiv district and region (Ukraine). Before Khrushchev’s renaming in 1962, it was called Navozy. Probability class – A.
(129) Pripyat River
Only known with this name is a large (775 km) left tributary of the Dnieper (Ukraine – Belarus – Ukraine). Probability class – A.
(130) Chernobyl
There is known only one on the right bank of Pripyat at its confluence with the Dnipro (Ukraine). Probability class – A.
(131) Kopyl
We have only one settlement with this name – in the Minsk region of Belarus. Probability class – A.
(132) Mozyr
We have only one settlement with this name – in the Gomel region (Belarus) on the Pripyat River. Probability class – A.
(133) Pererov
We have only one settlement with this name – on Pripyat in the Zhitkovychi district of the Gomel region (Belarus). Probability class – A.
(134) Smedin
The village has a similar name in Pyetrykaw district, Gomel region (Belarus). Probability class – B.
(135) Turov
that’s exactly the name on Pripyat (Belarus). Probability class – A.
(136) Metlitsa river
Unknown object. Probability class – D.
(137) Ivanov
Unknown object. Probability class – D.
This group is decidedly different from the previous "Hypatian" group – there are absolutely no objects known only from the annals. It is just as decisively different from the "Dnieper-Left Bank" group – there are no unknown tracts here. The list is made clearly and with knowledge of the matter, out of 23 objects, only two cannot be localized (and, perhaps, got to the end of this group by accident). Also, only three names require some assumptions, and the rest are easily identified with existing settlements. Here we even see a desire to arrange the objects along the river – down the Dnieper and further up the Pripyat, although the arrangement is not completely consistent.
Maps
The Dnipro-Pripyat group is quite numerous, unlike the Dnipro-Left Bank group – very high-quality and compact. Since there are many reliably located objects, the optimal route is not obvious, I chose the following: 131 → 135 → 133 → 132 → 130 → 128 → 127 → 121 → 120 → 126 → 124 → 125 → 123 → 122 → 115 → 117 → 119 = 959 km. It is plotted on the following diagram with blue arrows. But someone willing can try to build a more economical route.
"Dnieper-Pripyat" group.
Optimal route
To lay the main real route (between objects of class A), you just need to look at the list: 115 → 117 → 119 → 120 → 121 → 122 → 123 → 124 → 125 → 126 → 127 → 128 → 130 → 131 → 132 → 133 → 135 = 1382 km. It is plotted in the following diagram with red arrows. Entropy-A = 144 %.
"Dnieper-Pripyat" group.
Real route (class A)
The complete real route (classes A + B) looks more confusing: 115 → 116 → 117 → 118 → 119 → 120 → 121 → 122 → 123 → 124 → 125 → 126 → 127 → 128 → 130 → 131 → 132 → 133 → 134 → 135 = 1822 km, which gives us entropy-B = 190 %. Arrows of different colors do not have a special meaning, only so that there is no confusion when crossing. There are only three conditionally localized objects in the group, but even they increase the route by almost 500 km.
"Dnieper-Pripyat" group.
Real route (classes A + B)
The polygon that covers all objects of the group is marked with a black outline on the map. Its diameter (119 – 131) is 345 km. There are no significant foreign objects in the group, except that Kopyl (131) stands far from both the Dnipro and Pripyat. But its removal slightly reduces the diameter.