UN Nuclear Watchdog Supervises 73 Tons of Natural Uranium in Syria
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Damascus says nuclear watchdog closed 15-year non-compliance file and opened new phase of cooperation
UN nuclear watchdog supervises 73 tons of natural uranium in Syria
The International Atomic Energy Agency is overseeing 73 tons of natural uranium in Syria, following disclosures about clandestine nuclear sites left over from the regime of Bashar Assad. Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan Al-Shaibani announced that the government began reporting nuclear materials to the IAEA in July and praised a recent decision to end a long-standing investigation into past nuclear projects. The IAEA is now working with Syria…
The Syrian Arab Republic, represented by the Syrian Atomic Energy Commission, together with delegations from 182 countries around the world, participates in the seventieth session of the General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in the Austrian capital, Vienna, which opened its work today, Monday, and lasts until 18 September.
World News: Syria announces that 73 tons of uranium have been placed under IAEA supervision.
Istanbul: Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Al-Shaybani, both, announced that 73 tons of natural uranium were under IAEA supervision and safeguards. This was stated in a speech delivered by the Shebani to the seventieth session of the IAEA General Conference in Vienna, according to the Syrian news agency, Sanna.
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