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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 2002

Page

26

Georgia Smuggling Ring Sheds Light on Nuclear Material Trafficking

The 361 pellets of uranium ore moved from Russia through the Caucasus to Batumi and crossed into Turkey, a near miss that underscores a global threat. Officials warn Georgia sits on a major trafficking route as hardened smugglers seek bomb usable fissionable material amid weak controls and lingering Cold War fissures.

Tbilisi Georgia Caucasus Russia Black Sea Batumi Turkey Valerian Khaburdzania Iran Khaburdzania Paris U.S Washington Middle East Iraq Israel Pankisi Chechnya al-Qaida Soviet Union New York IAEFA Prague George A. Anzelon IAEA Associated Press U.N

Nervousness over nuclear bomb-building on the rise

The essay by Norwegian physicist Morten Bremer Maerli notes editors removing references to sources to curb information for potential attackers. Experts debate minimum quantities of highly enriched uranium needed for a gun-type bomb, with figures ranging from 7 to 55 pounds depending on design.

Morten Bremer Maerli Nonproliferation Review United States Hiroshima Japan Maerli U.S Luis W. Alvarez Alvarez International Atomic Energy Agency

Severe drought scorches parts of Afghanistan

Severe drought devastates southern Afghanistan as wells are dug by international groups including the U.S. Army. Farmers and Kuchi herders face dwindling water, with livestock losses up to 70 percent and many forced to seek city work. Water finders, farmers, and families describe ruined orchards and hardship.

Afghanistan U.S. Army Maj Steven Durst Kandahar Dibar Abdul Manan Manan

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