After the Israeli bombing of a nuclear plant in Syria for over three years, Western intelligence agencies have been detected after a detailed analysis of satellite photos another nuclear plant in a suburb Damascus.
A German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung "reports that he had received the photos, but not published, because it can detect about when they were taken, and thus who took them. The small complex of two buildings located in Marj al-Sultan, adjacent to a military base 15 kilometers east of Damascus. The paper reports that the photos have led analysts to believe that this is a uranium conversion plant to produce fuel rods.
images show smaller buildings apparently, they are stainless steel, as expected in a uranium conversion plant, "according to Western intelligence officials who wished to remain anonymous. A similar technology for removing impurities from uranium is used in the conversion plant in Isfahan Iran, though not in North Korea. Photos show the largest building specialized equipment to filter out particles of uranium and hazardous chemicals resulting in the production process.
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