On Tuesday evening, a new incident occurred near Iran’s Bushehr nuclear power plant, which Iran attributes to the United States and Israel. This information was reported by Glavkom, citing Anadolu Agency.
According to the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, a projectile struck an area near the nuclear facility in the southern city of Bushehr. This attack is viewed as part of ongoing “hostile actions” by the U.S. and Israel.
According to preliminary data, no casualties or serious damage were reported, and all sections of the nuclear facility remained intact. This is the second attack in this area in recent days. The previous incident occurred on March 17, causing no damage or injuries.
As a reminder, on March 17, the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran reported an attack on the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant, located in the west of the country. According to official information from Tehran, a projectile struck the facility’s grounds on Tuesday around 7:00 p.m. local time. Despite the incident, the Iranian side asserts that the Nuclear Safety Center has not recorded any financial, technical, or human losses.
The International Atomic Energy Agency reported that it had received information about a projectile striking the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant in Iran. “Iran informed the IAEA that on Tuesday evening, a projectile struck the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant. No damage to the plant or injuries to personnel have been reported,” the statement said.
Earlier, Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, stated that Iran has accumulated uranium close to weapons-grade levels and is not granting full access to inspectors. “I have been very clear and consistent in my reports on Iran’s nuclear program: although there is no evidence that Iran is building weapons…
