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Russia will not be the first to resume nuclear testing but will be ready for a "mirror response" if the United States resumes such tests first, Russian Ambassador to the US Anatoly Antonov said Tuesday.

Nuclear tests were carried out there in complete secrecy and absolute denial of harmful effects of the radiation fallout.”   Nearly 1.5 million Kazakh people have suffered as a result of the 456 nuclear tests (340 underground and 116 aboveground) conducted for more than four decades at the Semipalatinsk polygon.    BY ASSEM ASSANIYAZ    28 AUGUST 2023 LONDON –…

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In the days of "Oppenheimer," an exhibition advocates for the expansion of the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act.

Minister for Veterans’ Affairs, Johnny Mercer visited Worcestershire Medal Services in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter this morning to see the first Nuclear Test Medals in production.

Scientists show uranium signatures persist in turtles and tortoises, even decades after World War Two nuclear activities.

In the days of ’Oppenheimer,’ an exhibition advocates expansion of the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act.

News from Grant County, New Mexico

The new movie Oppenheimer is shedding light on the Trinity explosion, but southern New Mexico residents tell a different story.

The Hanford nuclear site in eastern Washington state is the most toxic site in the U.S.