Atomic Energy Reveals Syria’s Secret Activities

In a historic development, the International Atomic Energy Agency decided to lift the restrictions imposed on Syria after 15 years of non-compliance with nuclear safeguard agreements. The initiative came with the approval of the Board of Governors, based on a report from the Director-General regarding inspection results and nuclear sites that had been kept secret, particularly in Deir ez-Zor. The report revealed the presence of 73 tons of natural uranium and a nearly complete reactor that could have been used to produce nuclear weapons. Additionally, the Russian delegate praised Syria's transparent cooperation with the IAEA, emphasizing that Syria has fully disclosed its nuclear activities, marking an important step toward transparency and international cooperation in this field.

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