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IAEA Ends Syria's Nuclear Non-Compliance Status After 15 Years
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By i24NEWS, فراس حسن
First reported by The Times of Israel · 10 hours ago
What happened
The IAEA Board of Governors unanimously voted to end Syria's nuclear non-compliance status, a process that began in 2011. The decision follows cooperation from the new Syrian government regarding past nuclear activities, including the Deir ez-Zor site destroyed by Israel in 2007.
- 01IAEA ends Syria's nuclear non-compliance status after 15 years.
- 02Board of Governors unanimously approved the resolution.
- 03Decision follows cooperation from new Syrian government.
- 04Covers past nuclear activities, including Deir ez-Zor site.
- 05Syria welcomes move for peaceful nuclear development.
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