Spew II.

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Once more with vigor.

How many times have these stange anomalies been reported? Lots of them!!

 RELEASES OF NUCLEAR RADIATION FROM AN UNDISCLOSED SOURCE.

 From the English tabloid Daily Star and thanks to same. Seems the English tabloids too the only media interested in these kinds of stories for some reason.

"'Mystery' rise in nuclear particles from 'weapons test' detected by fission sensors" 

 "Cutting edge radiation sensors in Stockholm have detected higher-than-usual levels of isotopes produced by nuclear fission –potentially coming from a nuclear weapons test.

 BALTIC NATIONS IN DANGER THIS TIME!

 "A station detected unusually high levels of three radionuclides earlier this week: caesium-134, caesium-137 and ruthenium-103."

Two schools of thought exist [?] regarding the many anomalies of markedly increased levels of radioactive particles found in the atmosphere having not found to have a source identified with certainty.

1. Tests of the much ballyhooed long-range Russian nuclear powered cruise missile sending a spew of radioactive particles into the atmosphere.

 2. Low-yield [as deemed] Russian testing of atomic munitions.

See previous blog entry [with many additional links] as germane to the topic:

https://militaryanalysis.blogspot.com/2019/08/mayak.html

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