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From 456 nuclear tests to the world's emergency uranium 🇰🇿☢️ The Soviet Union carried out 456 nuclear tests in eastern Kazakhstan between 1949 and 1989. Local radio announced them next to the cinema schedule. In 1989 a poet helped start the protest on national TV. The test site closed on 29 August 1991, exactly 42 years after the first bomb. About 1,410 nuclear warheads were left in Kazakhstan. By 1995 every one of them had gone to Russia. Since 2019 the world's emergency stock of nuclear fuel uranium sits in Öskemen. Photo credits (photos cropped, text added): 1, 11
From 456 nuclear tests to the world's emergency uranium 🇰🇿☢️ The Soviet Union carried out 456 nuclear tests in eastern Kazakhstan between 1949 and 1989. Local radio announced them next to the cinema schedule. In 1989 a poet helped start the protest on national TV. The test site closed on 29 August 1991, exactly 42 years after the first bomb. About 1,410 nuclear warheads were left in Kazakhstan. By 1995 every one of them had gone to Russia. Since 2019 the world's emergency stock of nuclear fuel uranium sits in Öskemen. Photo credits (photos cropped, text added): 1, 11 "Dedication to Today's Apocalypse 12.21.12:-) The First Soviet Atomic Bomb RDS-1." by Andrey Korchagin (Peer.Gynt), flickr.com/photos/25554263@N04/8293665374, CC BY-SA 2.0, adapted images also CC BY-SA 2.0 2 "Kurchatov" by Mark Pitcher, flickr.com/photos/83337927@N00/3575208335, CC BY 2.0 3 "Crater", © CTBTO Preparatory Commission, flickr.com/photos/40662521@N07/3861359465, CC BY 2.0 4 "IMG_6152" by Ben Dalton, flickr.com/photos/58075298@N05/10215730974, CC BY 2.0 5 "Console Detonator" by Mark Pitcher, flickr.com/photos/83337927@N00/3437560826, CC BY 2.0 7 "IMG_6179" by Ben Dalton, flickr.com/photos/58075298@N05/10216005043, CC BY 2.0 8 "3x Tupolev Tu-95" by Andrey Belenko, flickr.com/photos/38934395@N07/7754375490, CC BY 2.0 9 "Nursultan Nazarbayev (02813149)", photo Dean Calma / IAEA, © IAEA Imagebank, flickr.com/photos/35068899@N03/7017730699, CC BY-SA 2.0, adapted image also CC BY-SA 2.0 10, 11 "IAEA LEU Storage Facility (04010239)", Katy Laffan / IAEA, flickr.com/photos/35068899@N03/49398293561, CC BY 2.0 Licenses: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0 · creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0 #Kazakhstan #CentralAsia #History #Uranium #Geopolitics

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