IAEA finds uranium traces in Syria linked to site bombed by Israel

IAEA finds uranium traces in Syria linked to site bombed by Israel

The U.N. nuclear watchdog has found traces of uranium in Syria in its investigation into a building Israel destroyed in 2007 that the agency has long believed was probably an undeclared nuclear reactor, it said in a report to member states on Monday.

IAEA finds uranium traces at Syrian site bombed by Israel in 2007

International Atomic Energy Agency says it found uranium traces at a Syrian site bombed by Israel in 2007, renewing concerns it was a secret reactor.

Uranium traces found at Syria site hit by Israel in 2007, says UN nuclear watchdog

The International Atomic Energy Agency has detected uranium traces in Syria linked to a site bombed by Israel in 2007. Inspectors seek fresh access as Damascus pledges transparency over suspected past nuclear work.

UN finds uranium traces at Syria nuclear site destroyed by Israel in 2007

IAEA sampling at locations linked to Syria’s Deir al-Zor site revealed natural uranium particles of human origin; while the traces don’t confirm a reactor, the findings highlight ongoing efforts to clarify Syria’s past nuclear activities and ensure transparency

U.N. Nuclear Watchdog Discovers Mysterious Uranium Traces in Syria

The U.N. nuclear watchdog found uranium traces in Syria at a site believed to be a secret nuclear reactor destroyed by Israel in 2007. Despite Syrian denials, the IAEA continues its investigation, seeking further cooperation with Syria to resolve longstanding nuclear activity questions.