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Material Seized/Diverted 89% uranium-235, with traces of U-234 and U-236 Cesium-137 Contaminated material Enriched uranium; enrichment level unspecified Strontium-90; contained in RTGs Cesium-137
Radium-226, uranium-234, uranium-238, thorium-234; all contained in molybdenum oxide cargo Cesium-137; contained in zinc powder LEU fuel pellets (4% U-235)
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Materials Reported Origin Russia Kazakhstan Chernobyl NPP unknown unspecified Unknown (orphan sources)
Materials Reported Destination Turkey China unknown Middle East unknown N/A
Materials Seize Location Tbilisi, Georgia Maykapchagay checkpoint, Kazakhstan Rostov-on-Don, Russia South Ossetian border Norilsk, Krasnoyarsk Region, Russia Iri & Likhaura villages, Georgia Near Tashkent, Uzbekistan Alat customs checkpoint, Bukhara, Uzbekistan Moscow-Nizhniy Novgorod roadway, Russia
Reported Perpetrators Oleg Khintsagov, Russian citizen from North Ossetia Jingys Merey, a Chinese citizen unknown unknown unknown unknown
05/11/2006
05/2006
unspecified
Kazakhstan
Tajikistan
unspecified
05/11/2006
Unclear
Iran
unspecified
2 Russian citizens, one was a former Elektrostal employee
04/20/2006
04/20/2006
unknown
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Materials Seize Location Port of Vladivostok, Russia Port of Vladivostok, Russia Dolbino checkpoint, Russian-Ukrainian border Vladivostok port, Russia
* Note: likely the same incident as the first entry in this table (first page).
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