Russia Warns of Nuclear Risks After US-Israeli Strikes

0:00On March 23, Russia has voiced strong concerns over U.S. and Israeli strikes near Iran's Bush Air nuclear power plan. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov described the actions as highly risky and confirmed that Moscow has shared these worries directly with the United States. Peskov warned that hits close to nuclear infrastructure could cause lasting damage. He noted Russia has raised the issue multiple times, approaching it with great care. Meanwhile, the Kremlin insists the ongoing tensions in the region, including clashes as recent as yesterday, demand a diplomatic path forward. Leaders there say only political talks can calm the dangerously high stakes. Earlier this month, on March 17, Russia's state nuclear firm Rosatom reported a strike on ground next to the plant's measurement service. Building just steps from the active power unit. Russia condemned that incident outright and is pushing for all parties to pull back from the side. Coming to avoid any escalation near vital nuclear operations, that's the story for today.

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