Nuke plant in Iran pulls fuel for safety concerns
Technicians in Iran’s nuclear program now have to unload fuel from the country’s first atomic power plant because of an unspecified safety concern
Technicians in Iran’s nuclear program now have to unload fuel from the country’s first atomic power plant because of an unspecified safety concern, a senior government official said.
The vague explanation raised questions about whether Stuxnet caused more damage at the Bushehr plant than previously acknowledged.
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