Rosatom Condemns Strike Near Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Plant

0:00From geopolitics to global markets. This is global news today. Russia's state nuclear corporation Rosatom strongly condemned a strike near Iran's busher nuclear power plant this week. The attack happened on Tuesday on territory next to the plant's metrological service building right close to the active power unit. Rosatom's head, Alexei Lykachev, made the statement calling for all sides to cool things down. The plant has a long history. Construction kicked off in the 1970s by a German firm, but Russia stepped in later to finish it. It's now up and running, providing key energy for Iran. No one got hurt in the incident, and radiation levels around the site stayed completely normal. Officials confirmed the strike didn't affect operations or safety at the facility. Iran's atomic energy organization back that up, saying it projectiles struck nearby, but calls no real damage. They reported the same safe conditions. Everyone involved is pushing for de-escalation to keep things stable around

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