Energy Dept Reports Removing Last of Enriched Uranium From Venezuela, Reducing Risk to US, S America

Trump Admin Removes Uranium from Venezuela

The Trump administration has removed the remaining enriched uranium, a move seen as a nuclear victory for the United States. According to the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration, the removal “sends another signal to the world of a restored and renewed Venezuela.” “The safe removal of all enriched uranium from Venezuela sends another signal to the world of a restored and renewed Venezuela,” Brandon Williams, NNSA …

President Trump’s Energy Department Removes All Enriched Uranium From Venezuela in Under Six Weeks * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Jack

The Trump administration notched a significant nuclear-security win this month after the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration removed all remaining enriched uranium from a legacy research reactor in Venezuela and brought it to the United States for processing and reuse. NNSA announced on May 8 that a multinational team pulled 13.5 kilograms, roughly 30 pounds, of uranium enriched above the 20 percent threshold from Ven…

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Trump DOE Removes Highly Enriched Uranium From Venezuela in Major Nuclear Security Win!

While previous administrations often allowed dangerous problems to sit inside bureaucratic timelines, the Department of Energy said this mission was completed in months rather than years.

US Stole Enriched Uranium From Venezuela » Sons of Liberty Media

The United States has used force to seize enriched uranium from Venezuela. This announcement, made triumphantly by the US ruling class, comes with an understanding that Iran has a much larger stockpile of HEU (highly enriched uranium). The U.S. is in an Ongoing WAR With Venezuela In a statement on Friday, the Department of Energy …

Energy Dept reports removing last of enriched uranium from Venezuela, reducing risk to US, S America

Venezuela had built the RV-1 reactor to support physics and nuclear research, and its work finished up in 1991. The material was leftover from those operations.