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<title>Report Of &#x26;#x27;Extremely High&#x26;#x27; Radioactive Pollution Suggests Nuclear Cloud Came From Russia</title>
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<description>Russia&#x26;#x27;s meteorological service has reported &#x26;#x201C;extremely high pollution&#x26;#x201D; of a radioactive isotope in the Urals near a facility that previously suffered the third worst nuclear catastrophe in history. The news bolsters international reports that a ruthenium-106 leak originating in the Urals sent a radioactive cloud over Europe. Greenpeace Russia has said it will ask the prosecutor general to investigate the possible cover-up of a nuclear accident. Rosatom, Russia&#x26;#x27;s state nuclear company, said in a statement to The Telegraph on Tuesday there had been &#x26;#x22;no unreported accidents&#x26;#x22; and the ruthenium-106 emission was &#x26;#x22;not linked to any Rosatom site&#x26;#x22;. Its Mayak facility,...</description>
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