Nuclear Tensions Rise at Bushehr Plant

0:00On March 28, tensions are rising at Iran's busher nuclear power plant after another strike hit nearby, marking the third attack in just 10 days. Russia's top nuclear official from Rosatom warned that the situation is getting worse, and these hits are putting nuclear safety right in the crosshairs, even though no damage has touched the reactor itself, and there's zero radiation leak so far. The International Atomic Energy Agency got word from Iran about this latest strike on Friday, confirming the pattern of close calls. Rosatom's boss, Alexei Likachev, stressed how real the risks are becoming with each incident. Russia's foreign ministry jumped in Saturday, demanding strong global backlash against these attacks near the plant. On the ground, it's hitting people hard. Russia's already pulled out 163 of their workers from busher back home safely. Now, two more groups of staff are set to evacuate in the next few days as precautions ramp up. Officials are watching closely, knowing one wrong hit could change everything.

1:02This nuclear hotspot stays volatile, with world eyes locked on what comes next to keep disaster at bay. All news, powered by AI, this is U.S. News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.