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3 septembre 2026views
Tons Of Uranium Reveal How Close Syria Got To Nuclear Weapons Under Assad
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said on September 1 that it has closed the book on its long-running investigation into Syria’s covert nuclear activities under former President Bashar Assad, crediting the country’s new Islamist-led government with cooperating fully with inspectors after they uncovered a secret site holding 73 metric tons of natural uranium.
The findings were laid out in a classified report, excerpts of which were published by both The Associated Press and Reuters.
According to those excerpts, IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi led a senior inspection team to a previously undisclosed site whose existence Syria revealed to the agency only in July. There, inspectors found 73 metric tons of natural, unenriched uranium metal, including 55 metric tons in the form of clad fuel rods.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said on September 1 that it has closed the book on its long-running investigation into Syria’s covert nuclear activities under former President Bashar Assad, crediting the country’s new Islamist-led government with cooperating fully with inspectors after they uncovered a secret site holding 73 metric tons of natural uranium.
The findings were laid out in a classified report, excerpts of which were published by both The Associated Press and Reuters.
According to those excerpts, IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi led a senior inspection team to a previously undisclosed site whose existence Syria revealed to the agency only in July. There, inspectors found 73 metric tons of natural, unenriched uranium metal, including 55 metric tons in the form of clad fuel rods.
Read more HERE
L’Agence internationale de l’énergie atomique (AIEA) a déclaré le 1 septembre qu’elle avait clôturé son enquête de longue date sur les activités nucléaires secrètes de la Syrie sous l’ancien président Bachar el-Assad, en créditant le nouveau régime islamiste du pays.dirigé le gouvernement en coopérant pleinement avec les inspecteurs après qu’ils ont découvert un site secret contenant 73 tonnes d’uranium naturel.
Les résultats ont été exposés dans un rapport classifié, dont des extraits ont été publiés à la fois par l’Associated Press et Reuters.
Selon ces extraits, le directeur général de l’AIEA, Rafael Grossi, a conduit une équipe d’inspection de haut niveau sur un site qui n’avait pas été révélé auparavant et dont la Syrie a révélé l’existence à l’agence seulement en juillet. Là, les inspecteurs ont trouvé 73 tonnes d’uranium naturel non enrichi, dont 55 tonnes sous forme de barres de combustible revêtues.
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