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I pulled data from Slovakia for the 1 month date range in question. There are light spikes on the 9th and around the 20th. These seem to coincide in size with what was seen in the other nearby countries Czech Republic, Austria, Poland but is earlier. These others document the 17th or the 11th depending on who you ask. Will post graphs for others to review.

My $.02, if Slovakia is the source I would have thought we would see more jump or activity on the monitors? Even the two at the power plants didn't show much change. Oddly enough the 9th fits either with Slovakia being the center based on date only, or also works with the pattern of dates and spikes from the Ukraine somewhat.

going to get coffee

Jasloveske and Mochovche are the NPP sites. Graphs from their monitors incoming

@lilly - the enenews link I posted enenews.com is interesting because (a) they admit emitting I-131 and (b) it is geographically in the right place

Enenews says Hungary, not Slovakia?

The original story on Reuters www.trust.org

Thanks. It makes sense, at least as much as anything else. A nuclear plant incident seems to me unlikely as the discharge is relatively small...

@hudebnik the problem is the IAEA declared it to be a non nuclear plant event because there was only iodine found. We could only find 2 known isotope plants in the EU - one in Russia and one in Poland - now this one pops up out of nowhere.

Corporate home is Budapest. It doesn't say where the factory is. Budapest has a "green" on the EUDEP scale right now but there is a purple level west of Budapest quite a bit.

And here they are in english www.izotop.hu

Put this 1121 Budapest, Konkoly Thege Miklós út 29-33 into google - it's on the western edge of Budapest

Budapest saw jumps Oct 8, 10, 24 and 25. No november jump as they admit in the article?

That tour is interesting

Right product.
Location could be in line with other data if we remove Russian findings. What is odd is the readings we have for Ukraine and Russia to be involved in the Budapest leak would require fast moving winds going west to east. This creates a problem.

But could we have TWO leaks? One at Budapest and One at Chernobyl creating two sets of readings? Either that or it isn't Budapest and is something in Ukraine. Again the lack of a rad network in the Ukraine is causing an issue. We do have readings around the Chernobyl region but not the rest of the country. Chernobyl region looked to have a jump on Oct 3rd.

As so often, we can prove anything!