Georgia has detained two people for handling and attempting to sell $3 million worth of uranium which could have been used to make a deadly bomb, the national security service said on Thursday.

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He said he was revealing the case out of frustration with Russia's lack of cooperation in the investigation that followed the arrest. According to him, Russia hampered Georgia's attempts to determine ...

Georgia has arrested two men for allegedly attempting to illegally sell weapons-grade uranium, officials in the Caucasus nation said on Thursday.

The security service in the former Soviet republic of Georgia said on Thursday it had detained five Georgian citizens who were trying to sell $3 million worth of radioactive uranium.

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Georgia has detained two people for handling and attempting to sell $3 million worth of uranium which could have been used to make a deadly bomb, the national security service said on Thursday. The ...

In 2019, Georgia said it had detained two people for handling and trying to sell $2.8 million worth of uranium-238. In 2016, authorities arrested twelve people, including Georgians and Armenians ...

TBILISI (Reuters) -Georgia has detained two people for handling and attempting to sell $3 million worth of uranium which could have been used to make a deadly bomb, the national security service said ...