(ANSA) - NEW YORK, Oct. 12 - In a letter to the Security Council, the UN agency for the control
Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has expressed concern over the disappearance of nuclear plants
' Iraq precision equipment that could be used for nuclear weapons
. IAEA chief Mohamed El Baradei said part
of industrial equipment sent from Iraq and abroad '
been located in other countries, but not materials that have high precision
dual-use commercial and military aircraft.
''The disappearance of such equipment can 'have a meaning for
proliferation, therefore, any State which has information on
and' please provide the IAEA,''reads the letter
ElBaradei.
IAEA inspectors left Iraq before the invasion
in March 2003. We are back in June of that year to investigate reports of widespread looting
in the warehouses of the nuclear complex at Tuwaitha, and in August for
''inventory''several tons of natural uranium stored near
.
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