IAEA Praises Syria's Cooperation
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirmed that Syria has resolved all issues related to its previous nuclear activities and has declassified the Deir ez-Zor reactor, which was suspected to be a secret nuclear site that was bombed in 2007. This came after Damascus's cooperation and the agency's receipt of all outstanding answers. The agency indicated that the site that was targeted contains approximately 73 tons of natural uranium, which remains under its supervision, further suggesting that the site may have been a nuclear reactor. This announcement followed the IAEA Board of Governors' unanimous and gracious acknowledgment, welcoming Syria's cooperation and marking the end of its non-compliance with nuclear obligations.
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