Syria air strike target 'removed'
Newly-released satellite images of the presumed site of an Israeli air raid on Syria last month suggest that a large building has been completely removed.
The industrial-style building may have been a nuclear reactor under construction, says the ISIS.
Intelligence sources hinted at a possible link with North Korea's nuclear programme.
6 Sept: Syria says air defences fired at Israeli jets, which "dropped some ammunition without causing any material damage"
Week one: Israel says nothing; US officials say Israel struck an unspecified target; one US source hints at links to North Korea
Week two: N Korea denies any link to Syria; Israeli opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu admits Israel made strike
Week three: Syrian president says a military construction site was hit and speaks of "retaliation"; Israel confirms strike on "military target"
Syria has consistently denied any plans to build a nuclear reactor
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