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IAEA Confirms Syria's Secret Nuclear Site, Uranium Stockpile
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First reported by Ynet · 9 hours ago
What happened
The IAEA confirmed Syria's full cooperation in closing its nuclear program, revealing a secret site with 73 tons of uranium and confirming the Al-Kibar facility was a reactor. This contrasts with the IAEA's ongoing issues with Iran's nuclear transparency.
- 01IAEA closes Syria nuclear probe due to full cooperation.
- 02Secret site found with 73 tons of natural uranium.
- 03Al-Kibar facility confirmed as a reactor by IAEA.
- 04Syria's cooperation contrasts with Iran's nuclear issues.
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