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Russia nuclear missile explosion resulted in radioactive isotopes found in test samples after accident

Radioactive isotopes have been discovered by Russia's state weather agency in test samples more than聽two weeks after a mysterious and deadly explosion earlier this month at a naval weapons testing range in the northwestern part of the country, the agency disclosed Monday.

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Russia nuclear missile explosion caused 2 workers to die of radiation sickness, report says

A mysterious and deadly explosion earlier this month at a naval weapons testing range in northwestern Russia resulted in the deaths of two workers due to radiation sickness, not traumatic injuries, as officials previously indicated, according to a report from an independent newspaper on Wednesday.

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Russian health workers say they weren't warned patients were coming from nuclear accident site

A mysterious and deadly explosion earlier this month at a naval weapons testing range in northwestern Russia has spawned numerous questions amid changing and conflicting information from authorities, including from health workers who treated those injured in the blast that say they weren't informed about potential radiation risk.

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Russia cancels evacuation after missile explosion, claims tests show radiation levels 'normal'

Russia's military appeared to do an about-face on Tuesday after telling residents of a village near a navy testing range to evacuate after a mysterious explosion, only to cancel the order hours later while adding to the uncertainty surrounding the incident as local officials claimed soil samples showed that radiation levels have not risen after the blast.

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Radiation levels at Russian test site spiked up to 16 times above normal after explosion

A mysterious explosion in northern Russia caused radiation levels to spike up to 16 times above normal, the state weather agency said Tuesday amid reports that evacuations have been ordered in the village not far from the blast site and medics who treated the initial victims have been ordered back to Moscow.

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Russia nuclear agency says 5 dead in missile test explosion

Russia's nuclear agency said Saturday that five of its employees were killed earlier this week when a rocket engine exploded during a missile test at a military base in the far northern Arkhangelsk region.

Science 2 hours ago

Chernobyl's 'sarcophagus' being dismantled due to 'very high' probability of collapse

The Chernobyl nuclear power plant's massive "sarcophagus," which covers its radioactive reactor, is being dismantled due to the fact that it might collapse.

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Japan marks Hiroshima anniversary; mayor warns against 鈥榮elf-centered nationalism鈥� around world

Japan marked the 74th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima Tuesday as the city鈥檚 mayor urged countries on the global stage to oust such nuclear weapons, preventing a similar occurrence from ever occurring again in the future.

Science 2 hours ago

Worse than Chernobyl: Parts of Marshall Islands have radiation 'higher' than catastrophic '86 disaster, studies say

A series of studies have concluded that the radiation levels in parts of the Marshall Islands, where nuclear weapons were tested more than 60 years ago, is "higher than Chernobyl."

Travel 2 hours ago

Site of Chernobyl nuclear disaster to become official tourist attraction, Ukrainian president says

The site of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant disaster is set to officially become a tourist attraction, Ukraine announced Wednesday.

World 2 hours ago

Chernobyl's $1.7B nuclear confinement shelter revealed after taking 9 years to complete

A new structure built to confine the Chernobyl reactor at the center of the world's worst nuclear disaster was previewed for the media Tuesday.

Entertainment 2 hours ago

'Chernobyl' star Alex Ferns says his uncle died from cancer caused by nuclear disaster

"Chernobyl"聽actor聽Alex Ferns聽claims his uncle contracted cancer from rain tainted by the nuclear disaster that鈥檚 depicted in the聽HBO聽show.

World 2 hours ago

Russia likely violating nuclear test ban treaty by conducting secret operations on island, officials say

Russia is likely violating an international treaty banning nuclear tests by conducting secret operations on remote islands above the Arctic Circle, a U.S. intelligence assessment revealed Wednesday.

U.S. 2 hours ago

As nuclear weapons risk escalates, debate grows about 'vintage' US arsenal

The threat of nuclear weapons being deployed is now at its highest point since the conclusion the World War ll, a top United Nations security expert cautioned this week, calling the matter an 鈥渦rgent鈥� one that requires global attention.

Politics 2 hours ago

Former Kasich adviser takes $350G job lobbying for Russia, registers as foreign agent: report

A former campaign adviser for John Kasich聽has registered as a foreign agent to lobby against sanctions on Russia despite being a long-time critic of the Kremlin for interfering in U.S. politics, according to a report.

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Kim-Putin summit was short on substance, but had symbolism both men need: Bill Richardson

Former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Bill Richardson said on 鈥淎merica鈥檚 Newsroom鈥� on Thursday that the first summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and聽North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was short on substance, but long on the kind of symbolism that both men need.

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Japan acknowledges first Fukushima radiation related death, seven years after disaster

The government of Japan acknowledged for the first time that a former worker of the Fukushima nuclear plant has died as a result of radiation exposure 鈥搒even years after the plant was hit by a tsunami.

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Russia's floating nuclear plant heads for the Arctic amid geopolitical and environmental concerns

Dubbed a 鈥淐hernobyl on ice鈥� and a 鈥渘uclear Titanic鈥� by one environmental group, Russia鈥檚 first- floating nuclear power plant is almost ready for its maiden voyage to a remote port town across the Bering Strait from Alaska 鈥� a move seen by many as both Moscow鈥檚 latest push to take control of the Arctic and one fraught with ecological peril.

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China accuses US of 'Cold War mentality' over nuclear policy

China decried the U.S. for its 鈥淐old War mentality鈥� on Sunday after Washington announced last week that it plans to diversify its nuclear arsenal with smaller bombs.

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Iran vows 'unified' response to breach of nuclear deal

Iran's President Hassan Rouhani said that his administration and country will show a "unified" response to a breach of the 2015 landmark nuclear deal with world powers.

U.S. 2 hours ago

Nuclear attack preparation: US government provides survival tips

In the event of a nuclear attack, the U.S. government has a website prepared with tips and suggestions.

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Rouhani calls Trump's threats 'ignorant,' vows to take action if nuclear pact is broken

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani fired back at President Trump on Tuesday, saying his country would 鈥渞espond decisively鈥� if the United States violated the nuclear agreement signed during the Obama administration.

U.S. 2 hours ago

Hawaii preparation for North Korea nuke attack far from complete

Hawaii is having to confront its woefully inadequate facilities for protecting the island's residents and visitors from an attack by North Korea.

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Japan says Fukushima residents can return home, despite NGO report warning of high radiation level

While Japanese officials assert that the radiation levels around homes in Iitate have been brought down to an acceptable level since the disaster, Greenpeace said that a survey team it sent into the village found radiation dose rates at houses that were well above long-term government targets.

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Fukushima disaster survivors to move back to radioactive homes

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Iran nuclear deal could unravel with Europe's help, analyst says

As a new U.S. administration highly critical of the nuclear deal it calls "the worst ever negotiated" settles into Washington, a top expert says the agreement between Iran and several other world powers could fall apart -- although the Islamic Republic would not pull the plug.

Politics 2 hours ago

Japan, US condemn North Korea's missile launch over the Sea of Japan

The United States and Japan held a joint press conference on Saturday night following reports that North Korea fired a ballistic missile in what would be its first such test of the year.

World 2 hours ago

Blast in French nuclear plant's machine room; no radiation

A fire led to a blast in a nuclear power plant's turbine hall Thursday on France's northwest coast but there was no radiation leak or casualties, operator EDF and local authorities said.

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Iran launched another ballistic missile in secret last month, US officials say

On the same day the United Nations Security Council held an emergency meeting to discuss Iran's recent test launch of a medium-range ballistic missile, Fox News has learned of another secret missile launch, this one conducted in early December, two U.S. military officials tell Fox News.

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Iran tests ballistic missile in defiance of UN resolution, US officials say

Iran conducted its first ballistic missile test under Donald Trump's presidency, in yet another apparent violation of a United Nations resolution, U.S. officials told Fox News.

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Iran, angered by US sanctions bill, considers atomic boats

Iran's president on Tuesday ordered officials to draw up plans to build nuclear-powered ships and to show how the United States violated last year's nuclear deal, a response to a vote by the US Congress to extend some sanctions on the country.