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| | Blackout of 2003 |
 | | After the flout in Moscow and the Moscow region, the Tula [100 miles south of Moscow], Kaluga [186 miles southwest of Moscow], and Ryazan [122 miles southeast of Moscow] regions, the chemical defense troops monitored the environment and discovered no excessive concentration of radioactive, chemical and biological elements in the atmosphere. |
 | | Vladimir Pekhtin, the head of the Moscow parliamentary commission investigating the outage, however, asserted that the Chagino substation was not the source of the outage, saying it had been disconnected from the network at the time the outage began. |
 | | Moscow Region To Sue UES For Blackout Damages. |
| www.pserc.wisc.edu /MoscowBlackout.htm (4285 words) |
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