Report: Syria Secret Nuclear Site and U.S.-Backed Removal

The United States and the International Atomic Energy Agency reached a diplomatic agreement with Syria and Israel to remove nuclear materials stored at a secret site in Syria known as "Site 99," after the Assad regime stored materials related to the former "Al-Kibar" nuclear reactor, including yellowcake and other substances that could be used in dirty bombs. The agreement to remove these materials aims to prevent a potential regional escalation, especially given Israel's concerns that the materials could be exploited to develop a nuclear weapon or a dirty bomb. Although the removal process has begun, the materials have not yet been transferred, and it is expected that the operation will be completed before the end of the year, as part of efforts to prevent nuclear provocations and promote regional stability.

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