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found it! https://twitter.com/LibyaReview/status/1636395102691106817 https://twitter.com/LibyaReview/status/1636395102691106817

• sacrosancty 4y ago
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• einpoklum 4y ago
  If that's true, I'm not sure I'm a lot less worried considering how Libya stores its Uranium :-(
• perihelions 4y ago
  The statement from the side responsible for this video is remarkable: - "Unfortunately, the agency did not provide those needs, which we are lacking amid the embargo on the [Eastern] Libyan Army," Mahjoub said. He claimed that as a result, security personnel were stationed further away to ensure they were not dangerously close to the hazardous material." - "Mahjoub said the missing drums were recovered near the borders with Chad. He suggested that they were stolen by Chadian forces who mistook them for ammunition or weapons, then abandoned them when they realized the drums were of little use." - "A video shared with the statement showed what appeared to be a security personnel counting the purportedly retrieved drums. Except, 18 drums were counted, rather than the 10 mentioned both by the IAEA and Mahjoub." https://www.dw.com/en/libya-eastern-army-claims-tons-of-missing-uranium-recovered/a-65003281 https://www.dw.com/en/libya-eastern-army-claims-tons-of-miss... ("Libya eastern army claims tons of missing uranium recovered")