Why Have Dirty Bombs Not Been Used?

A "dirty bomb" is a radiological dispersal device (RDD) that combines explosives with radioactive material. While relatively easy to construct, they are not efficient killing devices and pose technical challenges for dispersion. International condemnation and severe consequences deter their use.

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