Russia Evacuates More Staff from Iran's Bushehr Plant

On March 25, Russia's state nuclear corporation Rosatom evacuated another 163 of its staff

from Iran's busher nuclear power, plant on Wednesday March 25.

This marks a significant pullback from the site amid rising tensions.

Russia originally built the busher plan and has been constructing additional units there.

However, work came to a halt last month when the United States and Israel launched military

actions against Iran.

The evacuations highlight growing safety risks for foreign personnel in the conflict zone.

Iranian operators now handle more responsibilities, raising questions about the plant's day-to-day

stability.

This follows previous withdrawals of Russian workers, with construction fully suspended

for now.

Officials have not shared plans for when or if teams might return.

As the war drags on, the future of busher expansion remains uncertain, leaving the

facility in a precarious spot.

This has been Global News Today, Power by AI, I'm Corey with the story.