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Nuclear war fallout wouldn't reach U.S.

WASHINGTON--Radioactive fallout from a nuclear war between India and Pakistan probably would not threaten the United States but could drift over U.S. troops in neighboring Afghanistan, experts say.

Deadly levels of fallout also would drift across southern Asia including Bangladesh, Nepal and China. Depending on weather conditions and other factors, the fallout could cause thousands of deaths for years.

The experts, who have studied the consequences of nuclear war in South Asia, foresee a devastating impact in India and Pakistan.

Studies predict that millions of people could be killed immediately in both countries from the blast, radiation burns and firestorms sweeping through crowded cities. ...

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