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Articles with tag "Nuclear"
Car Bomb Kills Security Chief at Ukraine's Russian-Held Nuclear Plant
Andriy Korotkiy was inside his vehicle when it was hit by an explosion at around 7:00 a.m. local time in the Russian-occupied city of Enerhodar, Kyiv said...
Putin Proposes Broader Criteria for Using Nuclear Arms
Under the proposed rules, Russia would consider any attack by a non-nuclear country supported by a nuclear power as a joint attack by both.
2 Min read
Zelensky Alleges Russia Plot on Nuclear Plants in Defiant UN Address
Zelensky seeks to rally support among world leaders weeks before a U.S. election that could sharply shift the stance of Ukraine's main backer.
3 Min read
UN Nuclear Head Says Discussed Kursk Plant Safety With Zelensky
Ukraine sent thousands of troops into the Kursk region on Aug. 6, triggering fighting less than 50 kilometers (30 miles) away from the nuclear plant.
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Researchers Locate Possible Launch Site for Russia’s New Nuclear-Powered Missile – Reuters
The imagery "suggests something very unique, very different," one of the researchers said.
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opinion
Ruth Deyermond
Resetting U.S.-Russia Relations Would Be a Mistake
Envisaging a future reset with Russia is not pragmatism. It is wishful thinking.
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Russia to Restrict Entry to Kursk Nuclear Plant Town
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) head Rafael Grossi warned that the plant's proximity to ongoing fighting was "extremely serious."
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UN Nuclear Agency Chief Warns of Nuclear Risks During Kursk Plant Visit
Rafael Rossi said he would visit Kyiv next week to talk to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Germany Says Will Not Be ‘Intimidated’ by Putin’s Nuclear Threats
Putin on Sunday threatened to relaunch production of intermediate-range nuclear weapons if the plans go ahead.
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Putin Threatens To Restart Production of Mid-Range Nuclear Weapons
Putin added that now in Russia "the development of a number of such systems is in the final stages."
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Russia, Kyrgyzstan Sign Radioactive Decontamination Deal
Kyrgyzstan is still suffering from the environmental consequences of uranium and other heavy metals mining during the Soviet era.
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Russia Starts Tactical Nuclear Drills Near Ukraine
Putin ordered the drills earlier this month after a series of Western statements on the Ukraine conflict drew scorn in Moscow.
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Feature
Moscow's Plans to Build Atop Radioactive Waste Pipes Spark Alarm from Experts, Industry
Thirty-eight years after Chernobyl, careless urban development risks unleashing another radioactive hazard beneath Muscovites’ feet.
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Russia's Record Floods Submerge Uranium Mines in Urals – Reports
State nuclear agency Rosatom denied that the mining facilities were impacted by the flood.
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Kyiv, Moscow Trade Accusations of Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Attacks
Russia is attacking the station "with drones, pretending that the threat to the plant and nuclear safety is coming from Ukraine," the head of Ukraine's...
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IAEA Chief To Hold Talks With Putin About Ukraine Nuclear Plant
Rafael Grossi last met Putin in St. Petersburg in October 2022 to discuss safety issues involving the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant.
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Putin Gives Go-Ahead to New Nuclear Icebreaker
The Leningrad is designed to carve through ice to allow trailing cargo ships easier passage through the frozen northern seas.
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Russian Nuclear-Powered Cargo Ship Catches Fire in Arctic
The Sevmorput is one of Russia's four nuclear-powered merchant ships.
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Ukraine Says Blackout at Nuclear Plant Risked Accident
The International Atomic Energy Agency said it was the eighth such blackout since the conflict began.
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Feature
The Soviets Conducted Dozens of 'Peaceful' Nuclear Explosions. Their Radioactive Contamination Lingers On.
Questions remain to this day over who should be responsible for monitoring these long-abandoned sites and how they impact human health.
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