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According to the article, their source is:
Source: Voice of Russia
Hmm... Russians reporting about the developments by the British Ministry of Defense? Interesting...

"The Russians are already in the larder." :-)

Dmitri Rogosin said that neither US nor Russia have capabilities to shoot something like this down. Source He is proposing a global collaboration though for detection and defense, and also emphasized in his last interview that cold-war-like constellations must be avoided. Source

I was wrong about iodine-131. Thank you for the correction.

OTOH, there has been a lot of cesium-137 from Fukushima detected. The levels generally track the levels of iodine-131 when both are measured. For example, the IAEA said:

On 12th April, deposition of both iodine-131 and cesium-137 was detected in 7 and 6 prefectures respectively. The values reported for iodine-131 ranged from 1.6 to 460 Bq/m2 and for cesium-137 from 31 to 700 Bq/m2. The highest deposition was observed in the Ibaraki prefecture.

There is also concern about radioactive cesium in mushrooms and in fish although I have not been able to confirm how much of this is cesium-137. In fact, trace amounts of cesium-137, assumed to be from Fukushima, have been found in milk in Hawaii and Vermont.

I think it's some neocon in Washington trying to sabatage Obamas Indonesia trip .. link

I doubt it. The best Cheney's men in the navy could do right now is sabotage a launch. But I will agree with you that an SLBM test launch in the Pacific while the president is Asia is an attempt to make a statement to our friends, enemies and undecideds in the region. That statement being "please remember what I can do if you make me mad" It would be nice to know the track so we could decide if it was heading to the Aleutians or to somewhere else.

I think it's some neocon in Washington trying to sabatage Obamas Indonesia trip .. link

In fact, I do, and it's the third such test conducted.

This is the most recent one, done in Russia. Austria and France made similar discoveries with other GM food products as well.

As a man in the Horticultural business, it wouldn't be good of me to not keep abreast of all the changes. Even the slightest GM change could make me force a light panel redesign to match that new strain's photosynthetic needs.

Citation provided:

Here you go. This is a *THIRD* repeat with nearly the exact same results.