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Update: Missing radioactive material in Iraq found in gas station dumpster

BY Desiree Huitt / February 22, 2016

The missing radioactive material has been found in a gas station dumpster.

UPDATE: Last week a SOFREP article reported an oil contract company in southern Basra had their radioactive equipment stolen. The missing radioactive material has been found in a gas station dumpster. The case did not appear to be damaged and there was no radiation detected upon further examination. Iraqi police are still pursuing those responsible for the theft.

Check out this interesting SOFREP article about dirty bombs written by SOFREP reader Larry Grimm.

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