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SEPKA-Lisaks veidi infot radioaktiivsest materjalist, mida väidetavalt oli lõhkenud mootori kütuseks. 1-st grammist piisaks 200 ruutkilomeetri saastamiseks...

Norwegian data show there were two explosions on 8 August—one on ground/sea level and another, 2 hours later, in the air near Severodvinsk. The radioactive leak detected in Norway came from the second, further indicating an accident involving Burevestnik

Arkhangelsk medics: At least 90 people came into contact with the [irradiated] casualties, but the military did not warn them of any nuclear contamination risk

õiges on süüdi Fukushima krabid!

https://www.postimees.ee/6761961/venema ... a-krabisid

Five nuclear engineers and two servicemen were also killed, while six others were injured.

The medical reports of most victims were allegedly destroyed by the FSB secret service in a suspected cover-up, but details of the diver’s record have emerged.

The man is unnamed, but leaked records indicate he suffered “acute radiation syndrome” as well as leg wounds from the explosion.

His skin suffered “contamination with radionuclides”, which had also accumulated in his body.

The man suffered a dose of 30,000 gray, the unit measuring radiation, which was described by one expert as “one thousand times higher than lethal” according to media outlet Newsreader, which revealed the leak.

He died en route to Moscow after being seen by doctors in a hospital in nearby Arkhangelsk.

Strontium-91, Barium-139/140, and Lanthanum-140. All exotic radionuclides that point to the explosion of a very unusual nuclear reactor in Arkhangelsk region on Aug. 8, or deliberate misinformation.

one thousand times higher than lethal

Piirkonna jaamad seirasid kiirgusolukorda Arhangelski oblastis 8.-23. augustini pärast Valgel merel kaitseministeeriumi katseplatvormil aset leidnud plahvatust. Praeguseks on kiirgus langenud tavalisele tasemele ja kõnealused isotoobid lagunenud, edastas seireamet. Sõltumatu uudisteportaali AtomInfo.ru toimetaja Aleksandr Uvarov ütles, et isotoobid ei kujuta endast elanikkonnale ohtu.

8. augustil teatas Vene kaitseministeerium inimohvritega õnnetusest Njonoksa katsepolügoonil, kus katsetati tuumakütusega raketti ning ümbruskonnas suurenes ajutiselt radiatsioonitase, mis langes pärast tõusu 2,5 tunni jooksul tavatasemele. Plahvatuses sai surma viis teadlast, kuid Vene võimud ei tunnistanud mitu päeva, et plahvatusega oli seotud tuumamaterjal. Lisaks hukkus kaks kaitseministeeriumi eksperti. Vene tuumaagentuur Rosatom teatas, et õnnetuses hukkunud spetsialistid töötasid välja «uusi relvi ja raketi isotoopset energiaallikat».