Accidentul de iradiere Nionoksa (Romanian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Accidentul de iradiere Nionoksa" in Romanian language version.

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„I think everyone will leave" on August 14, local residents will be taken out of the Nenoksa village -- this is due to scheduled site work”. 29.ru. Accesat în 22 august 2019.

bbc.com

„Russia explosion: Five confirmed dead in rocket blast”. BBC News. 9 august 2019. Accesat în 12 august 2019.
„Russians buy up iodine in Arctic rocket radiation scare”. BBC News. 9 august 2019. Accesat în 12 august 2019.

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Nathan Hodge, Olga Pavlova (14 august 2019). „Russian officials cancel evacuation of village near suspected missile accident”. CNN.

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Patrick Goodenough (15 august 2019). „Trump Links Explosion in Russian Arctic to Putin's New, Hyped Nuclear Cruise Missile”. CNS News. Accesat în 13 august 2019.

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Fox news. „Russia nuclear missile explosion caused 2 workers to die of radiation sickness, report says”. Accesat în 26 august 2019.

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Henry Foy (16 august 2019). „Mystery surrounds explosion at Russia military site”. Financial Times. Accesat în 18 august 2019.
Henry Foy (16 august 2019). „Mystery surrounds explosion at Russia military site”. Financial Times. Accesat în 18 august 2019.

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„The excess was: Roshydromet published data on radiation in Severodvinsk on the day of the explosion in Nenoksa”. 29.ru. Accesat în 22 august 2019.

meduza.io

Kuznets, Dmitry. „Russian officials have openly acknowledged the country's August 8 nuclear blast. Why did they turn off four nuclear monitoring stations anyway?”. Meduza. Accesat în 22 august 2019.

novayagazeta.ru

„"I ate Fukushima crabs": they explained to the doctor who treated the injured at Nenoxa the infection with a radioactive isotope”. Novaya Gazeta. Arhivat din original la 21 august 2019. Accesat în 22 august 2019.

nytimes.com

Andrew E. Kramer (10 august 2019). „Russia Confirms Radioactive Materials Were Involved in Deadly Blast”. The New York Times. Accesat în 12 august 2019.
Kramer, Andrew E. (10 august 2019). „Russia Confirms Radioactive Materials Were Involved in Deadly Blast”. The New York Times. Accesat în 10 august 2019.
Kramer, Andrew E. (10 august 2019). „Russia Confirms Radioactive Materials Were Involved in Deadly Blast”. The New York Times. Accesat în 10 august 2019.

reuters.com

„Norway detects radioactive iodine by Russian border days after blast”. Reuters. 15 august 2019. Accesat în 18 august 2019.

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Mike Eckel. „Norwegian Researchers Say Data May Point To Second Blast At Russian Test Site”. Accesat în 26 august 2019.

russianmilitaryanalysis.wordpress.com

Michael Kofman (15 august 2019). „Mystery explosion at Nenoksa test site: it's probably not Burevestnik”.

thebulwark.com

Johnson, Reuben (15 august 2019). „How Russia Is Tempting Fate—And the Next Chernobyl”. The Bulwark. Accesat în 16 august 2019.

thedrive.com

Trevithick, Joseph (12 august 2019). „Evidence Grows That Russia's Nuclear-Powered Doomsday Missile Was What Blew Up Last Week”. The Drive.

theguardian.com

Roth, Andrew (10 august 2019). „Russian nuclear agency confirms role in rocket test explosion”. The Guardian. Accesat în 10 august 2019.

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Gershkovich, Evan. „Russian Doctors Say They Weren't Warned Patients Were Nuclear Accident Victims”. The Moscow Times. Accesat în 22 august 2019.
„What We Know About Russia's Mysterious Rocket Explosion So Far”. The Moscow Times. Accesat în 22 august 2019.

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Zerbo, Lassina. „Lassina Zerbo”. Twitter. Accesat în 22 august 2019.

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Mike Eckel (10 august 2019). „What Exactly Happened at Russian Missile Test Site?”. VOA. Accesat în 12 august 2019.

washingtonpost.com

Englund, Will. „Two victims of mysterious Russian missile blast died of radiation sickness, report says”. Washington Post. Accesat în 22 august 2019.

web.archive.org

„"I ate Fukushima crabs": they explained to the doctor who treated the injured at Nenoxa the infection with a radioactive isotope”. Novaya Gazeta. Arhivat din original la 21 august 2019. Accesat în 22 august 2019.

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Thomas Grove (13 august 2019). „Russia Urges Villagers to Leave Radioactive Blast Site”. Wall Street Journal. Accesat în 18 august 2019.