Tehrantimes Russian Embassy Denies Evacuation Reports at Bushehr Nuclear Plant
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- •Russian Embassy refutes evacuation claims regarding Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant.
- •Operations at the facility are reported to continue normally.
- •The embassy describes the reports as part of a disinformation campaign.
The Russian Embassy in Tehran has denied claims that its staff and specialists at Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant are evacuating. Reports from certain media outlets suggested an evacuation was underway, but the embassy stated that operations are continuing as usual. The embassy labeled these claims as false information and part of a disinformation campaign. The Bushehr facility is Iran's first commercial nuclear power plant, with ongoing Russian cooperation in its development. The embassy's statement aimed to clarify the situation amid rising tensions and misinformation regarding the plant's operations.
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2026-10-24
Russian Embassy issues statement
The Russian Embassy in Tehran denied reports of evacuations at the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant, asserting that operations continue as usual.
Tehrantimes2026-10-24
Tabnak reports on embassy denial
Tabnak reported that the Russian Embassy vehemently denied claims of evacuating staff and specialists from the Bushehr facility.
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Common questions
Are Russian specialists leaving the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant?
No, the Russian Embassy has denied any reports of staff evacuations, stating operations continue normally.
What prompted the rumors of evacuation?
The embassy attributed the rumors to certain hostile media outlets and described them as part of a disinformation campaign.
What is the current status of operations at Bushehr?
Operations at the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant are reported to be proceeding as usual, according to the Russian Embassy.
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