Panic Caused by Nuclear Power: New Explanation for Missing Uranium
A reassuring statement was made about the lost 2.5 tons of uranium, which was announced to be lost in Libya.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reported that 10 barrels containing 2.5 tons of natural uranium were lost in Libya. In the statement, it was stated that IAEA inspectors were unable to find 10 barrels containing 2.5 tons of natural uranium at the location indicated above and steps were taken to clarify the situation.
The statement also said: “This situation may pose a radiological risk, as well as nuclear safety concerns.” Some sources said that the uranium may have been stolen.
After the terrifying declaration, the armed forces in eastern Libya announced that the missing uranium was found. It was reported that 10 barrels were detected on the border with Chad.
The IAEA reported that studies are underway to confirm this information.
Source: Sozcu
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