Uranium reported missing by IAEA in Libya recovered, general says

March 16, 2023 7:02 PM GMT+0000 | South China Morning Post

Earlier on Thursday the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna reported that 2.5 tonnes of the material had gone missing from a Libyan site and ‘may present a radiological risk’.

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