World leaders urge more action to prevent nuclear terrorism

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25-03-2014 | 10:27
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World leaders urge more action to prevent nuclear terrorism

U.S. President Barack Obama said on Tuesday that because of the revelations about U.S. spying, the United States needs to win back the trust of governments and citizens.
   
Speaking after a nuclear security summit in The Hague, Obama said in response to questions that he is confident that U.S. intelligence agencies are not snooping into private data of Dutch, American and German citizens, but added he does recognize the potential for abuse.

Earlier, world leaders called for countries to minimize their stocks of highly-enriched nuclear fuel to help prevent al Qaeda-style militants from obtaining atomic bombs, at the end of a two-day summit overshadowed by the crisis in Ukraine.
   
Holding a third nuclear security summit since 2010, leaders from 53 countries - including U.S. President Barack Obama - said much headway had been made in the past four years.
   
But they also made clear that many challenges remained and stressed the need for increased international cooperation to make sure highly-enriched uranium (HEU), plutonium and other radioactive substances did not fall into the wrong hands.


 
REUTERS
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