Posted on 04/19/2026 12:19:20 PM PDT by CondoleezzaProtege
A group of employees from Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant returned to Russia via Armenia as part of an ongoing evacuation effort, according to the Russian Embassy in Armenia.
On April 15, another 94 Russian citizens were evacuated through Armenian territory.
They arrived in Armenia from Iran via the Norduz–Agarak border crossing and then departed for their homeland, the embassy said.
Along with the Russian citizens, Belarusian nationals were also evacuated…
“We thank the authorities of the Republic of Armenia for their prompt response and assistance in organizing the comfortable transit of Rosatom State Corporation employees,” the statement said.
Earlier, 175 Russian employees of the Bushehr nuclear power plant had already been evacuated...
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The Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant in Iran.
They must be uncomfortable to want to return to the Russian meat grinder...
IIRC, the French built a somewhat similar facility for Iraq, that the Israelis destroyed back before Saddam went to Ropesville...
I do believe the killed a few French technicians in that one. Serves them right.
** They must be uncomfortable to want to return to the Russian meat grinder...**
Can’t drink in Iran.
Makes me think there’s gonna be some fireworks soon now that Iran has rejected a second round of “bullshiiting.”
The problem w/o the Russians are the spent fuel rods from fifteen years of operations.
Those could be used to make a dirty bomb.
Bkmk
It’s a good sign to see Russians evacuating from Iran.
Seeing regime figures break and run will also be a key indicator to watch for.
Armenia is quite the disappointment.
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