Al-Shibani: 73 Tons of Uranium in Syria Under IAEA Oversight
Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Al-Shihabi announced that Syria has managed to place 73 tons of natural uranium under the supervision and guarantees of the International Atomic Energy Agency. This followed the implementation of diplomatic steps and transparency measures, including opening the Deir ez-Zor site to agency experts and removing remnants of a reactor previously located there. According to the agency's latest report, all nuclear materials are now subject to monitoring. Syria affirms its commitment to using nuclear technology for peaceful purposes and calls for the region to be cleared of nuclear weapons. These steps are part of a new cooperative effort with the agency aimed at enhancing transparency and developing peaceful uses of nuclear energy in Syria, while Syria continues to denounce Israeli violations of its sovereignty, particularly the occupation of parts of the Golan Heights.
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