International Agency Examines Syria's Nuclear Materials

The Syrian authorities confirmed that they allowed the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) delegation to inspect two undisclosed sites in Deir ez-Zor, one of which contains "a few tons" of nuclear materials recently discovered by Syria. The delegations visited the sites for two days, during which experts collected samples for analysis. It was reported that these materials pose no danger and are subject to the agency's safeguards system. It was also confirmed that the site pertains to nuclear materials that may be linked to a secret nuclear program halted in 2007, following an Israeli airstrike on a site believed to be a nuclear reactor. These visits are considered important for uncovering previous nuclear material sites and are part of ongoing efforts to evaluate historic Syrian nuclear facilities and to search for materials that may have been leaked or disposed of.

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