Dmitry Kovchegin

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Dmitry Kovchegin

@rusnucsecurity

Looking for a job in nuclear security and/or threat reduction. LinkedIn: https://t.co/1R2mFBFIug

Katılım Mayıs 2019
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Dmitry Kovchegin@rusnucsecurity·
These pictures show dimensions, ergonomics, and the number of cylinders that can hold HEU UF6 sufficient for one nuclear bomb. Read the details and implications for the Iranian HEU challenge in my Substack - vaee.substack.com/p/why-do-we-ne…
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Dmitry Kovchegin@rusnucsecurity·
Sign on the missile: "Our response to Eisenhower" 3/X
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Dmitry Kovchegin@rusnucsecurity·
Rosatom's e-library shares a very timely book from 2018 - Kurchatov Institute for Air and Space Fleet of the Nation. The book briefly covers the concept of nuclear energy use for air and space propulsion, and a variety of technical chapters in historical perspective. 1/X
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Pavel Podvig
Pavel Podvig@russianforces·
@NicoleGrajewski "laser technology and expertise" doesn't really sound like something that is useful for weapons development
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Nicole Grajewski
Nicole Grajewski@NicoleGrajewski·
Can’t emphasize how big of a story this is for Russia and Iran’s nuclear program — probably the most concrete evidence that Russia is crossing previously-held redlines when it comes to cooperation with Iran in the nuclear domain.
max seddon@maxseddon

NEW: Iranian scientists made another covert visit to Russia last year. Evidence suggests the Iranians were “seeking laser technology and expertise that could help them validate a nuclear weapon design without conducting a nuclear explosive test.” ft.com/content/1312a1…

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Dmitry Kovchegin@rusnucsecurity·
@NicoleGrajewski No doubt. I am speaking about documented government authorization to do this specific activity potentially violating NPT. I suspect Russia is willing to maintain plausible deniability in such a situation.
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Nicole Grajewski
Nicole Grajewski@NicoleGrajewski·
@rusnucsecurity there’s absolutely no chance the FSB/SVR weren’t privy to this though esp because they traveled on diplomatic passports
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Samuel Bendett
Samuel Bendett@sambendett·
How are Russians analyzing global conflicts, and what specifically are they paying attention to? This fifth "Eksport Vooruzheniy (Arms Exports)" compilation from Moscow-based CAST gives you an idea: corruption in the Rus MOD, Serbian defense industry, Somalia issues, Houthis.
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Dmitry Stefanovich
Dmitry Stefanovich@KomissarWhipla·
Quite funny that this...critique(?) ignores the Russia efforts in reprocessing spent nuclear fuel.
NTI@NTI_WMD

"Reprocessing belongs to a bygone era—not today’s nuclear energy resurgence. It has failed on cost, failed on security, and failed to deliver real benefits. The future belongs those who pick proven technologies that can be deployed now and rapidly scaled," writes Ross Matzkin-Bridger. Read more. ⤵️ nti.org/risky-business…

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Dmitry Kovchegin@rusnucsecurity·
Ukraine’s National Anti-Corruption Bureau suspects Energoatom’s director for physical protection and security in abusing funding for protection of nuclear power plants:( nabu.gov.ua/en/news/operat…
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Dmitry Kovchegin@rusnucsecurity·
But operational reactor with extended flight time and uncertain route is not the same. 3/3
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Dmitry Kovchegin@rusnucsecurity·
Russia delivered nuclear fuel by air to Slovakia and air lifted HEU from Russian-built research reactor as part of cooperation with the US. So, nuclear materials in the sky is not new thing and some international norms should be available. 2/3
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Dmitry Kovchegin@rusnucsecurity·
Thinking about legal implications of nuclear powered air vehicle (e.g. Burevestnik) moving through international air space. 1/3
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Largo
Largo@waldstein75·
This also shows that pally-people are weak. They have big mouths and appropriated garments but they have thin arms, anemic eyes, weak souls and feeble hearts. That’s how it goes with ideologized people who have lost the ability to think critically. Wearing a Star of David makes you strong. Wearing a keffiyeh makes you weak @DahliaKurtz @PenninahBloom
Emily Schrader - אמילי שריידר امیلی شریدر@emilykschrader

When the police or campus security fail to protect Jewish students, this is what hero IDF soldier Jonathan Karten did to keep the community and attendees safe — despite being assaulted by these thugs himself. This is what a hero looks like.

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Dmitry Kovchegin@rusnucsecurity·
Russia’s Minister of Defence Belousov suggested starting preparations for full scale nuclear testing immediately t.me/navideovidno/9…
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