The countries will reportedly work with Damascus and the IAEA to recover material from a site linked to a 2007 Israeli airstrike
The US and Israel have reached a deal with Damascus to remove nuclear material from a secret site in Syria, Axios reported on Monday, citing US and Israeli officials.
According to the publication, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will be given access to the so-called Site 99 to recover material described as remnants from Syria’s Al-Kibar reactor, which Israel bombed in 2007.
The site reportedly contains yellowcake, a concentrated uranium powder that can eventually be processed into nuclear fuel. While the material cannot be used directly to...
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