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- •Russia is sending six engineers back to Iran's Bushehr nuclear facility.
- •Hundreds of staff were evacuated due to the US-Israel military actions against Iran.
- •The deployment is part of ongoing construction of two new nuclear units.
Russia's state nuclear corporation Rosatom is sending six engineers back to Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant, as confirmed by CEO Alexei Likhachev. This follows the evacuation of hundreds of staff after the US and Israel initiated military actions against Iran on February 28, 2026. The return of personnel is part of ongoing construction efforts for two new units at the facility. The situation remains tense due to the geopolitical conflict, which has implications for regional security and nuclear proliferation. The engineers' return indicates a resumption of operations at Bushehr, which may raise concerns about the facility's security amidst ongoing hostilities.
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2026-02-28
US-Israel military actions against Iran begin
The US and Israel launched a joint military operation targeting Iran, prompting evacuations.
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Russia sends six engineers back to Bushehr
Rosatom confirmed the return of six engineers to Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant.
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