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DECONTAMINATION AND REMEDIATION AFTER A DIRTY BOMB ATTACK

Nonproliferation Review, 2007
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Russian 'dirty bomb' story will not be the last

Emerald Expert Briefings, 2022
Headline RUSSIA: 'Dirty bomb' claim will not be the last
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Dirty Bomb (Radiological Dispersal Device)

Yasir A. Alrusayni, Eyad Alkhattabi
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At the brink: How Moscow’s “dirty bomb” disinformation campaign risked a NATO-Russia war in October 2022

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
In October 2022, Russian forces were on the brink of collapse in Ukraine, and it was unclear if major Russian army units could even evacuate back across the Dnipro River to safety. Discontent was rising, Putin’s regime was at risk, and he started talking
P. Sinovets
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Dirty bomb dust proves deadly

Nature, 2004
Geoff Brumfiel
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Lack of strategic insight: The “dirty bomb” effort

American Journal of Disaster Medicine, 2009
Multiple countries including the United States and France are investing heavily in countermeasures to the threat of a “dirty bomb.” All of the machinery simply involves a variation on a Geiger counter that picks up excess photon irradiation. Classically, a “dirty bomb” is defined as a dangerous radioactive material mixed in a variety of ways with high ...
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All Bombs are Dirty, but Some are More Dirty Than Others

Journal of Police Crisis Negotiations, 2006
ABSTRACT Many believe the British don't come to the table unless you bomb them there.
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Dirty bombs spark war of words

Physics World, 2002
On 10 June US authorities announced that federal agents had arrested a man who was said to be planning to build and detonate a so-called dirty bomb, consisting of a conventional explosive designed to scatter radioactive material. The news coverage of the announcement illustrated the difficulty of discussing volatile issues with a physics dimension in a
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US unprepared for dirty-bomb attacks

Nature, 2004
Clear regulations for cleaning up radioactivity after a terrorist strike 'urgently needed'.
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Russia Says Ukraine Plans to Use ‘Dirty Bomb’

Current Digest of the Russian Press The, 2022

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