Al-Shaybani: We opened the doors of the Deir ez-Zor site for the CEO to be the first to set foot on its land on August 16, after almost two decades of tight closure. We began, side by side with the Agency's experts, to remove the remains of the reactor under the layers of reinforced concrete. We also took the initiative to provide all the planning information and nuclear material inventory reports that the Council has demanded since 2011, and today 73 tons of natural uranium is under the supervision and guarantees of the agency, and it will remain safe in Syria
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