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    Nach Angaben der Behörden evakuiert Russland weitere 198 Mitarbeiter aus dem iranischen Atomkraftwerk Bushehr

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    1. Brevis001 on

      Feels like one of those “nothing to see here, but also… something is definitely happening” situations. Evacuating staff from a nuclear facility isn’t exactly routine, even if they frame it as precautionary.

      Could be tied to broader regional tensions rather than anything specific at the plant itself, but it does make you wonder how close things are getting behind the scenes. Anyone know if other countries are quietly doing the same with their personnel in the area?

    2. gayphilantropist on

      But according to reddit the nuclear plant was a nothingburger and they had no hopes of achieving their goals?

    4. Electrical-Lab-9593 on

      Russia really good at attacking NPPs why don’t Trump outsource it to them?

    6. No_Iron_8087 on

      So, Araghchi warns any radiation fallout will disproportionately poison the GCC nations, Russia evacuates staff. It sounds like something has happened, maybe a leak that’s become hard to contain?

      The IAEA’s response of “no increase in radiation levels” is beginning to sound a little like: “3.6 Roentgen, not great, not terrible”

    7. Ultra_Metal on

      This is a sign that the Islamic Republic is close to collapse. Russia always withdraws its personnel from allied countries right before the regime collapses. A similar thing happened in Syria right before Assad fled.

    9. niceufo777 on

      Most likely, they are preventing the collapse of the Iranian regime. The US and Israel did the right thing by attacking the regime’s leaders and its economic apparatus. 80% of Iran’s metallurgy devastated. Almost 100% of medicines and pharmaceutical companies destroyed. Attacks on bunkers with tons of weapons and missiles destroyed (I know they rebuilt some, but the weapons and missiles are destroyed). A fragmented ruling body with a loss of effective power (the Israeli Revolutionary Guard is maintained by groups like Hamas and Hezbollah). Loss of trust from its neighbors. Iran, as a country, will have to work to recover.

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