IAEA Notifies UN About Missing Iraqi Explosives
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The United Nation&#39;s nuclear watchdog agency has informed the UN Security Council that more than 340 metric tons of explosives have been looted from a previously secured site in Iraq.
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Enough explosives to fill almost 40 trucks are missing from a former Iraqi military facility, the UN nuclear agency confirmed Monday.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency on Monday confirmed a media report that Iraq&#39;s interim government had voiced concern over the disappearance of about 400 tons of conventional explosives that could be used in missiles.
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The US is playing down the significance of a UN letter saying almost 350 metric tons of high explosives went missing from an Iraqi base after the war.
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The International Agency for Atomic Energy (IAAE ) stressed that hundreds of tons of traditional explosives were missing from the Iraqi military arsenal that used to be under the rule of the toppled Iraqi President Saddam Hussein.
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Nearly 380 tonnes of deadly explosives, powerful enough to shatter air planes, demolish buildings, make missile warheads and detonate nuclear weapons, are missing from one of Iraq&#39;s most sensitive former military installations, the interim government has
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Nearly 400 tons of conventional explosives that can be used in the kind of car bomb attacks that have targeted US-led coalition forces in Iraq for months have vanished from a former Iraqi military installation, the UN nuclear agency said Monday.
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As the UN&#39;s nuclear watchdog agency confirmed Monday that about 380 tons of explosives are missing from an Iraqi military complex, the issue quickly moved into the presidential campaign.
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U.N. inspectors, barred from most of  Iraq since last year's invasion, are ready to return to probe  the disappearance of equipment that could be used in atomic  weapons, the United Nations nuclear watchdog said Wednesday.
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Equipment and materials that could be used to make nuclear weapons have disappeared from Iraq, the chief of the UN&#39;s atomic watchdog agency has warned.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 13 (OneWorld) The environmental group Greenpeace has echoed a call by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to permit the UN watchdog to return in force to Iraq to track nuclear-related materials looted after the 2003 US-led
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The UN nuclear watchdog expressed concern yesterday at the disappearance of high-precision equipment from Iraqâs nuclear facilities that could be used to make nuclear weapons.
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US officials suggested yesterday that nearly 380 tons of conventional high explosives that disappeared from an Iraqi weapons facility near Baghdad were
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The UN nuclear agency has warned that insurgents in Iraq may have obtained nearly 400 tonnes of missing explosives that can be used in the kind of car bomb attacks that have targeted US-led coalition forces for months.
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Iraq invites the UN nuclear watchdog to check on the disappearance of materials from its former nuclear sites.
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UN inspectors today warned that Iraqi insurgents had used chemicals such as chlorine, combined with explosives for dispersal, in at least 10 attacks and could develop other weapons-grade toxic agents.
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UNITED NATIONS, Aug. 30-- United Nations weapons inspectors stumbled upon evidence of Saddam Hussein's elusive weapons of mass destruction -- a vial of potentially lethal chemical gas that was put in a U.N. storage box more than ten years ago and forgotten, officials announced Thursday.