Ukraine Conflict Destroyed $3.9M in U.S. Nuclear Smuggling Detection Equipment

The fighting between the government of Ukraine and separatists that began in 2014 resulted in the destruction of 29 radiation portal monitors worth $3.9 million that were provided by the U.S. National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), the agency said this…

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