Fissile Material

Rate of Nuclear Thefts Last Year 'Disturbingly High'

Greg Schnippel — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 11:38:06 -0700

Mohamed ElBaradei, the chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said in a speech on Monday that the number of reports of nuclear or radioactive material stolen around the world last year was "disturbingly high."

ElBaradei, in his annual report to the General Assembly, said nearly 250 such thefts were reported in the year ending in June.

"The possibility of terrorists obtaining nuclear or other radioactive material remains a grave threat," he said. "Equally troubling is the fact that much of this material is not subsequently recovered."

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