Four Russian radiation monitoring stations stopped transmitting data
What, with a huge stretch, could be considered an accident, finally ceased to be it: already four Russian radiation monitoring stations stopped transmitting data after the explosion near Severodvinsk on August 8, writes The Wall Street Journal. What's happened. On Monday, it became known that on August 10, two Russian stations of the international nuclear test monitoring system, in Dubna and Kirov, stopped transmitting data.