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    A Russian journalist uncovered evidence of a previously unknown Soviet nuclear disaster in 1986 at a naval base near Vladivostock that killed 10 sailors and contaminated a nearby town. The accident involved the explosion of a nuclear submarine's reactor but was covered up by Soviet officials who told residents it was only a thermal explosion. Over 600 tons of radioactive material had to be cleaned up but those involved were sworn to secrecy. It was later described as the worst accident in the history of the Soviet navy.

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    A Russian journalist uncovered evidence of a previously unknown Soviet nuclear disaster in 1986 at a naval base near Vladivostock that killed 10 sailors and contaminated a nearby town. The accident involved the explosion of a nuclear submarine's reactor but was covered up by Soviet officials who told residents it was only a thermal explosion. Over 600 tons of radioactive material had to be cleaned up but those involved were sworn to secrecy. It was later described as the worst accident in the history of the Soviet navy.

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    Berita Bahasa Inggris 12ips1q

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    A Russian journalist uncovered evidence of a previously unknown Soviet nuclear disaster in 1986 at a naval base near Vladivostock that killed 10 sailors and contaminated a nearby town. The accident involved the explosion of a nuclear submarine's reactor but was covered up by Soviet officials who told residents it was only a thermal explosion. Over 600 tons of radioactive material had to be cleaned up but those involved were sworn to secrecy. It was later described as the worst accident in the history of the Soviet navy.

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    Hello good morning viewers.you’r watching a headline news today.

    with me _________________ we
    will being you the most update news from all around Indonesia.

    First in foreign news Moscow. A Russian journalist has uncovered evidence of another soviet nuqear
    catastro the which killed 10 sailois and contaminated an entire town.

    Yelena yazkishavskya is the first journalist to speak to people who witnessed the explosion of a
    nuclear submarine at the navel base ofshkotovo 22 near vladivostock.

    The accident,which occurred 13 months before the Chernobyl disaster,spread radio active fall out
    over the base and nearby town,but was covered up by officials of the soviet union,residents were
    told the explosion in the peactor of the victor.class submarine during a fefit had been a thermal and
    not a nuclear explosion and those involved in the clean up operation to removed more than 600
    tones of contaminated material were sworn to secrecy.

    A board to investigator was later to describe it as worst accident in the history of the soviet navy

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