Russians in the Volga region thought there had been a nuclear explosion in their backyard. It seems rumors work in 2004 much as they did in 1986.
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Russians in the Volga region thought there had been a nuclear explosion in their backyard. It seems rumors work in 2004 much as they did in 1986.