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Chernobyl Wedding Amid Nuclear Disaster

A quiet wedding night in April 1986 turned into a life-altering moment for a young couple living near the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, as one of the worst disasters in history unfolded just a few kilometres away. Iryna Stetsenko had just finished preparing for her wedding and was trying to sleep when unusual vibrations and noises filled the air. Nearby, her fiancé Serhiy Lobanov slept through what he initially thought might be a minor earthquake. Neither realized that reactor number four at the Chernobyl plant had exploded, releasing massive amounts of radioactive material. The following morning, despite visible signs of disruption—soldiers in gas masks, streets being washed, and smoke rising from the plant—authorities provided little information. Life appeared to continue as normal, and the couple proceeded with their wedding as planned. However, the atmosphere was tense. Guests sensed that something […]

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US Israeli strike near Iran nuclear plant kills guard

Iran says a joint US Israeli strike has hit an area close to the Bushehr nuclear power plant in the country’s southwest, killing one person. According to the Atomic Energy Organisation of Iran, the victim was a security guard stationed at the site. The attack reportedly struck a support or side building in the vicinity of the plant rather than the main nuclear facilities themselves. Iranian officials said there was no damage to the reactor or core infrastructure and that electricity production at the Bushehr plant has not been affected. State media reported that the strike occurred at about 8:30 am local time on Saturday, amid continuing US Israeli air operations against Iranian targets across the country. The Bushehr incident is the latest in a series of attacks that have also hit military bases, industrial sites and other strategic locations […]

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Togo Strengthens Nuclear Safety Legal Framework

Le Togo poursuit le renforcement de son cadre juridique en matière de sûreté nucléaire. Réuni en Conseil des ministres le 1er avril 2026, le gouvernement a validé deux projets de loi autorisant l’adhésion du pays à des conventions internationales majeures dans ce domaine. Ces textes concernent la Convention sur la sûreté nucléaire adoptée en 1994 à Vienne, ainsi que la Convention de Vienne de 1963 relative à la responsabilité civile en cas de dommages nucléaires. Leur adoption marque une étape importante dans la structuration du dispositif national de gestion des risques liés aux activités nucléaires. À travers cette démarche, les autorités entendent améliorer la protection des populations et de l’environnement face aux effets des rayonnements ionisants, tout en renforçant les mécanismes de prévention des accidents dans les installations nucléaires civiles. La Convention sur la responsabilité civile introduit notamment un cadre […]

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