In the name of God who made every man from his father in a nuclear reaction
using sperm and who put the nuclear uranium deep under the ground so that it
would never touch man unless he went there to mine it.
Iran and Russia have secretly bought the phosphate mines of
Palmyra in 2017 and they move the phosphate out in trucks as big as houses to
the port of Tartous and to Tehran.
Tartous gets three million tons per year and Tehran gets 1 million tons
per year.
Phosphate is a chalky rock made of phosphorus. On the table of chemical elements at number
fifteen. Phosphorus is between silicon
and sulfur in atomic number. When you
add calcium, sulfur, oxygen, or other chemicals to the phosphorus molecule it
changes to different kinds of rocks.
Phosphate rocks can be used in many different industries including
atomic energy. Phosphate can be used to
produce yellowcake uranium. Syria has
two locations from where they mine all of the phosphate named Sharqiya
phosphate mines and Khunayfis phosphate mines.
The phosphate mines are southwest of Palmyra. Syria has high quality uranium in the Khunayfis
phosphate mines.
In 1971 the first phosphate mine in Syria was opened near
Palmyra. 1980 a phosphate processing
plant was opened in Homs. 1990, Syria is
a world leading producer of phosphate.
2000 Syria is in the top ten for trade of Phosphate. 2010 Syria is the fifth largest in the world
for trade of phosphate. 2011 the
nightmare revolution in Syria began.
United States put sanctions on the phosphate trade to prevent countries
from buying phosphate from Syria. 2017 Syria signed over to Iran the right to
operate the Sharqiya and Khunayfis mines of Palmyra. 2018 Russia won a contract for the right of
seventy percent of the revenues from the Sharqiya phosphate mine. Russia moves most of this phosphate through
the port of Tartous although a small percentage is directed to the phosphate
processing plant in Homs.
Written by Catherine Alwan December 12, 2023
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