Russia Increases Presence at Iran Nuclear Plant
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Russia's state nuclear energy company Rosatom is preparing to accelerate construction work at the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant in Iran. The company, which evacuated hundreds of its employees following US and Israeli attacks on Iran, announced in November that it would increase its on-site personnel to 200.
️ — Rosatom plans to increase staffing at Iran’s Bushehr nuclear plant to 200 workers in November, targeting construction readiness for two new reactors by early 2027
The Russian state nuclear corporation warns that renewed military escalation could disrupt the schedule as it rebuilds its workforce after evacuating hundreds of staff during the US-Israeli war on...
Russia increases presence at Iran nuclear plant
Russia’s state owned nuclear corporation is increasing its staff levels to 200 at Iran’s Bushehr nuclear plant this November
Rosatom's staff at the Busher nuclear power plant in Iran will be increased to 200 as early as next month, informed the Head of State Corporation, Alexei Lihachev. "We'll raise the number of builders next month," said Lihachev to journalists on Wednesday "in the fields" of the third Russia-Africa summit.
Russia's state nuclear company Rosatom will increase the number of construction workers at Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant to 200 in November, the company's CEO Alexei Likhachev said, Reuters reports.
Middle East: Alexei Likhachev, Head of Rosatoma, stated that the number of Russian workers in the Busher nuclear power plant in Iran would reach 700; 192 Russians are currently working at the site.
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