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  "path": "/news/society/166905-former-radioactive-waste-site-near-moscow-sparks-concerns/",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-01T12:28:00.000Z",
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  "textContent": "Residents of the Moscow region have expressed concern after reports of ground movement and road damage near a former Soviet-era radioactive waste disposal site.\nAccording to reports, a large crack appeared on Domodedovo Highway in late May. Within a day, part of the roadway began to collapse.\nThe affected area lies near an old landfill where radioactive waste containing thorium was reportedly buried during the Soviet period.",
  "title": "Cracked Highway Near Moscow Raises Concerns Over Soviet-Era Radioactive Burial Ground"
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