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The Soviet Union Wanted to Divert Siberia's Huge Rivers to Flow South - the 1,500 Km Long Canals Had to Be Blown up with Hundreds of Nuclear Bombs

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The problem was clear. There was no water in the south, and there was too much in the north.

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The Soviet Union Wanted to Divert Siberia's Huge Rivers to Flow South - the 1,500 Km Long Canals Had to Be Blown up with Hundreds of Nuclear Bombs

The problem was clear. There was no water in the south, and there was too much in the north.

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The Soviet Union Wanted to Divert Siberia's Huge Rivers to Flow South - the 1,500 Km Long Canals Had to Be Blown up with Hundreds of Nuclear Bombs

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The Soviet Union Wanted to Divert Siberia's Huge Rivers to Flow South - the 1,500 Km Long Canals Had to Be Blown up with Hundreds of Nuclear Bombs

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