Air defense systems around Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant were put on alert following reports of explosions, though no official announcement has been made by Iranian authorities.

Iranian officials and state media have reported multiple explosions in southern Iran, including near the Bushehr nuclear power plant, marking the third consecutive day of hostilities. A US official denied American military involvement in the attacks.

Russia's state nuclear energy company Rosatom plans to send personnel back to Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant in the coming weeks, provided the situation there remains stable.

Rosatom has evacuated 108 employees from the Bushehr nuclear power plant in Iran, with 20 remaining on site, following attacks on the facility, which is the only operational civilian nuclear installation operated by Moscow.

The atomic watchdog said that the confirmation was based on its independent analysis of new satellite imagery and detailed knowledge of the site, adding that one strike had hit only 75 meters away.

Russia evacuates 198 more staff from Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant, agencies report Reuters

Amid ongoing tensions, former President Trump reiterated his 'Reign Hell' threat against Iran, while reports confirmed the rescue of an F-15 officer. The situation escalated further with claims of a US strike on Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Plant and warnings of impending supply crises.

Iran's envoy to the IAEA has stated that any attack on the Bushehr nuclear plant would be considered a 'war crime', issuing a strong warning amidst regional tensions.

A fireball was reported near Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant following a US strike, raising concerns about the escalating tensions in the region.

An Iranian official reported that a US strike targeted the perimeter of the Bushehr Nuclear Plant, with no immediate reports of deaths.

Rosatom has reaffirmed its commitment to the Bushehr Nuclear Plant and announced plans for a phased return of specialists.

Alexey Likhachov, head of Russia's state nuclear company, announced that Russia has not yet made a decision regarding the return of its personnel to the Bushehr nuclear power plant in Iran.

Russia has reportedly withdrawn almost all its personnel from Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant, the country's only active nuclear facility, sparking concerns about a potential Chernobyl-type disaster.

Fears Grow: Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Site Hit  The Daily Star Lebanon

A group of around 50 “volunteers” will remain at the facility to ensure that it remains operational, the state nuclear corporation said.

Rosatom, Russia's state nuclear energy corporation, has reported that the situation at Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant continues to deteriorate.

Projectile hits premises of Iran’s Bushehr nuclear plant, IAEA says  Arab News

Russia has suspended construction activities at the Bushehr nuclear power plant in Iran. This decision comes in response to strikes occurring within Iran. Reuters reports on this development, which could impact the timeline for the nuclear plant's completion.

Russia's Rosatom has announced that it has begun sending its employees back to Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant, signaling the continuation of reactor construction. This move indicates ongoing cooperation between the two nations in nuclear energy development.

A series of explosions occurred near Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant following renewed US strikes on Iran, while warning sirens were also activated in Jordan amid rising tensions.

Russia's state nuclear energy company, Rosatom, has decided to postpone the return of its personnel to the Bushehr nuclear power plant in Iran, as announced by the company's CEO, Alexei Likhachev.

The withdrawal of Russian personnel from Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant is nearing completion. Only 20 specialists are reported to remain at the facility.

The IAEA has issued a warning that ongoing military activity near Iran’s Bushehr nuclear plant poses a risk of a severe accident.

Russia's state nuclear agency Rosatom announced it would request a ceasefire in Iran to evacuate nearly all its personnel from the Bushehr nuclear power plant next week, after its perimeter was hit.

Iran and Russia are pressuring the US and Israel regarding the Strait of Hormuz, with Iran's Araghchi contacting Lavrov and Fidan to hold Washington and Tel Aviv responsible, and the Kremlin warning of "catastrophic" consequences from attacks on the Bushehr nuclear plant.

Russia's state nuclear corporation Rosatom announced it would evacuate workers engaged in the construction of Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant. However, some personnel will remain on the project.

Russia has proposed the creation of a 'safety island' around Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant, aiming to enhance security amid regional tensions.

Rosatom has confirmed that the situation at Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Plant remains stable, though an evacuation plan is being prepared.