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IAEA reports undeclared nuclear material in Syria

Headlines state that the IAEA detected or reported tons of undeclared nuclear material in Syria and that Syria disclosed how it was used. No further details are provided.

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The reported presence of undeclared nuclear material could create international nonproliferation and security concerns involving Syria.

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  1. IAEA phát hiện hàng tấn vật liệu hạt nhân tại Syria ↗thanhnien.vn · Recorded source date: Aug 19, 2026, 3:02 AM UTC

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