Radiation Levels, Russia and Norway
Norway detects increased radiation levels at border with Russia
The Norwegian Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (DSA) has recorded an increase in radiation levels at the border with Russia. Traces of cesium-137 have been detected, The Barents Observer informs.
Norway says elevated radiation levels near Arctic border due to Chernobyl forest fire
Norway measures "very low" levels of radioactive caesium at Svanhovd and Viksjoefjell near the Arctic border with Russia. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Norway: Increased radiation levels due to forest fire near Chernobyl
On September 9, the Ukrainian State Emergency Service reported that 399 firefighters were involved in extinguishing a fire in an outdoor area near Kyiv
Radiation levels up amid Chornobyl forest fire: Norway
Elevated levels of radioactive caesium have been detected in Norway, likely due to forest fires near Chornobyl,
Traces of radioactive Cesium-137 measured along Norway’s border with Russia
The radioactivity was measured in filters at Viksjøfjell and Svanhovd in the second week of September, but the origin is still unknown. Norwegian Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (DSA) says the amount of Cesium discovered in the air filters is “very low.
What’s Causing Elevated Radiation Levels on Russia’s Border with Norway?
The Norwegian Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority announced Tuesday that it had recorded elevated levels of radioactive caesium along the country’s border with Russia. Veuer’s Matt Hoffman reports.
Radiation levels mysteriously spike along Norway's border with Russia
One fear is that the radiation traces could relate to Russia's Pankovo test site for the Burevestnik - a nuclear-powered cruise missile - on the Novaya Zemlya archipelago.
Putin ‘ready to detonate nuke in Arctic’ as radioactive spike detected at NATO border near ‘Flying Chernobyl’ test site
TYRANT Vladimir Putin is all set to detonate nuclear weapons in the Arctic region at “any moment”, it has been revealed.
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The Arctic Spy Wars Between Russia and the West
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Autopsy of 'Russian spy' whale Hvaldimir shows no human involvement in death
An autopsy showed a stick measuring 35 cm in length (14 in) and 3 cm wide (1.2 in) was stuck in the whale’s mouth, police for ...
Russia says Ukraine has made new attempts to pierce its Western border
Russia said on Tuesday it had repelled five new attempts by Ukrainian forces to smash through its border into the Kursk ...
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Russia’s Espionage War in the Arctic
It was polar winter, one long night. The lakes had frozen in the Far North, and the foxes and the grouse had shed their brown fur and feathers in favor of Arctic white. To survive the months of ...
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Norwegian Customs lack overview of attempted smuggling of banned goods to Russia
Norwegian Customs is not willing to figure out how many times, if any, persons have tried to smuggle sanctioned goods from Norway to Russia via the land border at Storskog or the three ...
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Death of 'Russian Spy' Whale Hvaldimir Not Caused by Humans, Say Norway Police
Norway and Russia share a maritime border in the Arctic, leading to jokes that the whale was a Russian spy. Norwegian police had opened an investigation after two animal rights groups filed a ...