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What the movie Oppenheimer missed

What the movie Oppenheimer missed
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Kazakhstan s Enduring Legacy: From Nuclear Test Site to Leader in Disarmament

Kazakhstan s Enduring Legacy: From Nuclear Test Site to Leader in Disarmament
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Kazakhstan s Transition: From a Nuclear Test Site to Leader in Disarmament

ASTANA, Kazakhstan, Sep 07 (IPS) - Exactly 32 years ago, on September 29, 1991, Kazakhstan, then part of the Soviet Union, made a historic decision that would alter its fate. On that day, Kazakhstan permanently closed the Semipalatinsk Nuclear Test Site, defying the central government in Moscow. This marked the start of Kazakhstan s transformation from a nuclear-armed state, possessing the fourth-largest nuclear arsenal at the time, to a non-nuclear-weapon state. Kazakhstan s audacious move to eliminate its nuclear weapons was rooted in a profound commitment to global disarmament, setting an inspiring precedent.

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Kazakhstan s Transition: From a Nuclear Test Site to Leader in Disarmament

Exactly 32 years ago, on September 29, 1991, Kazakhstan, then part of the Soviet Union, made a historic decision that would alter its fate. On that day, Kazakhstan permanently closed the Semipalatinsk

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Inside community plagued by deformities and freak illnesses after living next to the site of 460 Soviet nuke tests

NUKETOWN Inside community plagued by deformities and freak illnesses after living next to the site of 460 Soviet nuke tests Warning Updated: 4 Feb 2021, 10:50 Invalid Date, DEFORMITIES, rare cancers and chilling levels of suicide blight a community living less than a 100 miles from a Soviet nuclear test site. Some 460 nukes were detonated in Semipalatinsk, Kazakhstan, and thousands of people living there today have horrific health problems because of the radioactive fallout. 21 Berik who was born not only blind, but disfigured after years of winds blowing radioactive fallout over his villageCredit: Getty Images - Getty 21 People (ringed in red) can be seen coming out of their homes after nuclear weapon explodes during the night

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