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The text discusses the responsibility for the damage caused by Soviet nuclear tests in Kazakhstan, attributing it primarily to Russia as the inheritor of the Soviet nuclear program. It highlights the need for Russia to acknowledge its role and compensate survivors, while also emphasizing the importance of Kazakhstan's government and society in providing assistance. The text also mentions Kazakhstan's efforts in international nuclear disarmament and the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, signaling a potential shift towards addressing the legacy of nuclear testing domestically. Ultimately, the text calls for formal acknowledgment, comprehensive support programs, and empathy from all parties involved in achieving nuclear justice for affected communities worldwide. [Extracted from the article] |
