UN inspectors set to travel to Libya

United Nations nuclear inspectors are expected to travel to Libya in the near future to begin the process of dismantling the country’s atomic weapons programmes.

United Nations nuclear inspectors are expected to travel to Libya in the near future to begin the process of dismantling the country’s atomic weapons programmes.

A Libyan delegation met the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency Mohamed ElBaradei in Vienna on Saturday and agreed to unannounced inspections of sites at which it had sought to develop nuclear weapons technology.

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