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A Chronology 01 the Recorery FJforlllt tilt: Chanohyl' <strong>Nuclear</strong> Po,,'u Planr 19&6 19Se,"I'IIIbu Unit I rmanN; unit 1 restart promised hi 11\'0 'h·nks. 16 April Reactor unit 4 e:cplodes. callsint fires in that tmlt and sOllie dOli/ate 10 Oclober Plans/or uniLS J. S.lUItI 6 anto adJolnlnt knit J. Radioactil'C con- nounrttl-lUllt J restart scheduled tam[natlon/orees sll11ldo,,'" Q{ un- :or mid·1987: conslrllC't[on on UIUIS damaged unIts I Dnd 2 and susptm· j and 6 10 usume oIter unit J slon or conslruct[an on units S alld 6. broughl on line.. 28 April SOI'leLS publicI)' acknol"ledgc the IJ October· Un[1 I shut dtFfl'n/ar -DdJustmtllLS." accldrnl. 8 "'ol'tmbrr L "I 8 NOI'embtr Unit 2 rtactor reslarled; trial opcrll- --- tioll 01101\' f'OW'Cr. U May Gorbachev appears on· TV, destrlb- IS NOl'wrbtr Pravda reports cntombmeill oIuf!it 4 IlIg the accident Dlld ollllormcing compltlt. goals/or recovu)'. 5 Deccmbtr TASS anfUJunces that unils I and 2 15 Ma), Tunnel/or accus to the DreD undtr are on linc and readJ'/or normal the unit 4 reador slarted: construe· stn'iet, tion all entom[;menl/or utllt " begun. 1987 lZ Ma)' First recovery lIlI/etablt annoullctd, 1/·16 Jallll' proposing to complele enlolllbmclIl or), IAEA dirwar Hans Dlix inspects and ''prcpare" unIts I, 2. (Jlld j for tntombment and "Wri/ics" ils operation by 15 June. In/tgrll.r, L I } lune Rulart afunlts I and 1 schcdullif for OClobu: rularl af unll J put on hold, ---- 1- J 4 Jill), Tuntld 10 unll -I compleud. /J March SOlitl press reports that units I Dnd 19 Jul)' Special CPSU Politburo mutlllg } art operating at full potI'tr. discusses Chtrl/obJ'/' [III'tsrigJtion usults. Dm/ounces reorganization 01 15 April The chairmQJI·af the USSR's Stau nuc1tar pOltlU indllstr)'. COII/mll/u/or UtilizatiIJn of Atomic £ntro. Andronik PelrosJ'lJnlS, Dn- }5-19 Augllsl IA£A speciallllee(il/g 01/ Olemobyl' nOIIll((S Iltal unilS j and 6 will nol Ittld in Vitl/na. br C'olllPleled_ 6
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The 1986 Report of the U.S. Departm
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Appendix A Players in the Aftermath
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