IAEA informs UN of missing Iraq explosives
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The head of the UN nuclear watchdog has officially informed the Security Council of some 380 tons of high explosives missing from a weapons dump in Iraq.
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Hundreds of tons of high explosives are missing from a former Iraqi military facility, the United Nations (UN) nuclear watchdog said on Monday.
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The UN&#39;s nuclear watchdog raised concerns on Monday about material and equipment from Saddam Hussein&#39;s regime, which could be used to make a nuclear weapon and have since vanished in Iraq.
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BAGHDAD - If UN nuclear inspectors want to return to Iraq to check for missing equipment and materials, they are welcome, an Iraqi government minister said on Tuesday.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency warned that insurgents in Iraq may have obtained nearly 400 tons of missing explosives that can be used in the kind of car bomb attacks that have targeted US-led coalition forces.
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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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US President George W. Bush has directed to investigate the missing of powerful explosives from one of Iraq&#39;s most sensitive former military installations and the US-led
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U.S. officials were warned about the vulnerability of explosives stored at Iraq's Al-Qaqaa military installation after another facility &#151; the country's main nuclear complex &#151; was looted in April 2003, the U.N. nuclear agency said Thursday.
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The U.N. nuclear agency warned Monday that insurgents in Iraq may have obtained nearly 400 tons of missing explosives that can be used in the kind of car bomb attacks that have targeted U.S.-led coalition forces for months.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency says several-hundred tons of high explosive material have disappeared in Iraq. The agency says a lack of security has led to looting from several sites.
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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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UN inspectors, barred from most of Iraq since the US invasion, are ready to return to probe the disappearance of equipment that could be used in atomic weapons, the United Nations nuclear watchdog has said.
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The United Nations nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, has expressed concerns that materials and equipment from Saddam Hussein&#39;s former nuclear programme in Iraq have vanished without trace.
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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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Equipment which could be used in an illicit nuclear bomb programme has disappeared from previously monitored sites in Iraq, and radioactively contaminated items from there have been found abroad, the International Atomic Energy Agency has told the UN.
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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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VIENNA  - Nearly 400 tonnes of powerful explosives that could be used in conventional or nuclear missiles disappeared from an unguarded military installation in Iraq, the International Atomic Energy Agency said.