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Concerns raised regarding the nuclear testing legacy, specifically involving Bikini Atoll, leading to discussions of a potential nuclear chain reaction involving Iran and China.

8 reports, 3 independent Updated Jul 6
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Concerns raised regarding the nuclear testing legacy, specifically involving Bikini Atoll, leading to discussions of a potential nuclear chain reaction involving Iran and China.

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  1. China tested nuclear-capable weapons in the Pacific Islands; NZ opposes.1 source
  2. Advocacy for nuclear non-proliferation efforts regarding the testing legacy at Bikini Atoll, involving leaders like Anthony Albanese.Sub-event
  3. Australian concerns about nuclear testing legacy at Bikini Atoll and a potential chain reaction involving Iran and China.1 source

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  • Bikini Atoll

    atoll of the Marshall Islands, former site of nuclear tests

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