Syria to allow UN probe of alleged nuclear site
The International Atomic Energy Agency said Monday that Syria has allowed U.N. inspectors to probe allegations that a site destroyed in an Israeli air strike last year was a nuclear reactor being built secretly.
IAEA head Mohamed ElBaradei did not say whether inspectors would be granted access to the site during the planned Jun. 22-24 visit, but a senior diplomat with knowledge of the planned inquiry said they would be able to visit the facility.
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