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Radiological dispersal device (view source)
Revision as of 23:22, October 25, 2022
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The Iraqis chose zirconium as their radioactive source. The Iraqis had zirconium in quantities due to its use in incendiary weapons. By irradiating zirconium flakes in the Iraqi nuclear reactor located in Tuwaitha, the Iraqis produced the radioactive isotope Zirconium 95, which had a half-life of 75.5 days, meaning the bomb would have to be used soon after it was manufactured.
The Iraqis chose zirconium as their radioactive source. The Iraqis had zirconium in quantities due to its use in incendiary weapons. By irradiating zirconium flakes in the Iraqi nuclear reactor located in Tuwaitha, the Iraqis produced the radioactive isotope Zirconium 95, which had a half-life of 75.5 days, meaning the bomb would have to be used soon after it was manufactured.
The weapon was tested three times in 1987, including a final test involving two actual “dirty bombs” dropped by aircraft. The weapons were a bust, loosing their radioactive properties shortly after detonation. In fact, one would need to stand within ten feet of the point of detonation of the bomb to absorb a lethal dose of radiation, something the high explosive charge of the bomb itself made moot.
The weapon was tested three times in 1987, including a final test involving two actual “dirty bombs” dropped by aircraft. The weapons were a bust, loosing their radioactive properties shortly after detonation. In fact, one would need to stand within ten feet of the point of detonation of the bomb to absorb a lethal dose of radiation, something the high explosive charge of the bomb itself made moot.
===Ukrainian dirty nuke===
[[Kyiv regime]] leader [[Volodymyr Zelensky]] suggested to world leaders at the Munich Summit on February 9, 2022, two weeks before the Russian [[special military operation]] commenced to demilitarize [[Ukraine]], that the regime should obtain nuclear weapons.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2022/02/22/ukraine-zelensky-seeks-end-russia-diplomatic-ties-after-hinting-pursuing-nuclear-weapons/</ref> Reports already indicated that the [[Zelensky]] regime was building, or had built, a dirty bomb.<ref>http://eu.eot.su/2022/03/06/source-kiev-has-been-developing-a-dirty-bomb-in-the-chernobyl-npp-zone/</ref>
In March 2022 Russia accused the Kyiv regime of gathering nuclear waste from the [[Chernobyl disaster site]] for use in a nuclear dirty bomb.<ref>https://www.india.com/news/world/what-is-nuclear-dirty-bomb-that-russia-claims-ukraine-is-making-in-chernobyl-5271056/</ref>
On October 19, 2022 UK defense minister Ben Wallace cancelled all his appointments and flew to Washington, D.C. unannounced to
Russian media reported that according to credible sources in various countries - including in Ukraine - the Kyiv regime was preparing a provocation on Ukrainian territory related to the detonation of the so-called "dirty bomb" or low-yield nuclear weapon. The purpose of the provocation is to accuse Russia of using [[weapons of mass destruction]].<ref>https://seemorerocks.is/what-russian-media-is-saying/</ref> According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, Volodymyr Zelenskyy has been in contact with the UK "to obtain nuclear weapons technology," Lieutenant-General Igor Kirillov, Chief of the Radiation, Chemical and Biological Protection Troops of the Russian Armed Forces said on October 23, 2022. Gen. Kirillov alleged that the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) plan on using a [[false flag]] provocation to detonate a "dirty bomb," a nuclear weapon with explosives, such as dynamite, with radioactive powder or pellets. The provocation was being prepared to subsequently accuse Russia of using weapons of mass destruction. "We have information about the contacts of the office of the President of Ukraine with representatives of [[Great Britain]] regarding the possibility to obtain a [[technology]] to build nuclear weapons,” Gen. Kirillov said.<ref>https://www.republicworld.com/world-news/russia-ukraine-crisis/zelenskyy-contacted-uk-to-obtain-nuclear-technology-claims-russias-defence-ministry-articleshow.html</ref>
The Kyiv regime began evacuating the city of [[Mykolaiv]] (Russ: Nikolaev),<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJchYVBPs1U</ref> which is likely ground zero as the Ukrainian regime's nuclear target.<ref>http://acloserlookonsyria.shoutwiki.com/wiki/False-flag_nuclear_attack_on_Ukraine</ref> A military expert on the Russian television program, ''Meeting Places'' said that the AFU already brought to Nikolaev a thermonuclear munition and will be ready to blow it up to provoke a [[US]] strike on Russia.<ref>https://vk.com/wall-71581630_775494?lang=en</ref> The device would consist of several used fuel rods from a Ukrainian nuclear power plant and up to 1000 tons of explosive.<ref>https://www.moonofalabama.org/2022/10/ukraine-open-thread-2022-182/comments/1/#comments</ref>
==See also==
==See also==