UN nuclear watchdog excavates suspected Syrian site as Damascus pledges safeguards
Most outlets led with the fact that the UN nuclear watchdog has begun excavating a suspected Syrian nuclear site, while also noting Syria’s pledge to reinforce safeguards. Framing varied slightly, with some emphasizing the international interest in the site and others focusing on the technical actions of the inspectors.
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UN watchdog begins excavation at suspected Syrian nuclear site: What to know
On Tuesday, the UN nuclear watchdog began evacuating a suspected nuclear site in Syria as Damascus commits to reinforcing protection- a move that comes as international officials seek more information about the site and Syria’s nuclear activities. The announcement came as Syria’s new...
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UN watchdog excavates suspected Syrian nuclear site as Damascus pledges safeguards
DAMASCUS, Syria: Inspectors with the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog have begun excavating at a site believed to be linked to a clandestine nuclear program run by Syria’s former government, the agency’s chief said on Thursday. The announcement came as Syria’s new government has pledged to cooperate with the watchdog. Syria’s top diplomat said Thursday that Damascus remains interested in develo...
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