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'Marshallese couldn't escape the horrors of nuclear explosions’

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For Pacific nations still living with the consequences of nuclear testing, the legacy is not confined to history books or memorial dates. It remains a daily issue of health, displacement, environmental risk and political accountability.
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'Marshallese couldn't escape the horrors of nuclear explosions’

For Pacific nations still living with the consequences of nuclear testing, the legacy is not confined to history books or memorial dates. It remains a daily issue of health, displacement, environmental risk and political accountability.

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pacificislandtimes.com broke the news on Tuesday, May 19, 2026.
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