Russian Embassy in Iran Denies Reports of Evacuation from Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant
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The Russian Embassy in Iran has denied reports of the evacuation of diplomatic personnel and specialists from the Bushehr nuclear power plant. This was reported by the newspaper Vedomosti. The embassy's statement was published in open sources.
The Bushehr nuclear power plant is located in southern Iran, on the shore of the Persian Gulf. It is the first nuclear power station in the country. Its construction was carried out with the participation of Russia, and Russian specialists work at the facility.
According to representatives of the embassy, reports of an evacuation do not correspond to reality. Diplomats and specialists remain in their positions and continue to carry out their work tasks. The embassy urged citizens to rely on official statements and not to trust unverified information.
It is currently unknown whether new official reports about the situation at the plant will appear. Readers should follow statements from the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the embassy to receive accurate information.
Sources: Ведомости
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