Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant attacked three times in 10 days

Iranian media reported that the Bushehr nuclear power plant in Iran was attacked on the night of March 27. No damage has been reported to the plant, and there are no immediate reports of casualties. The report noted that the plant is operational and stores large amounts of radioactive material, and an attack could trigger a serious nuclear accident. Attacks by the United States and Israel on facilities used for peaceful nuclear energy violate international law and pose a serious security threat to the region. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) issued a statement late on March 27, saying it had received notification from Iran that the Bushehr nuclear power plant had been attacked again that day, marking the third attack on the plant in 10 days. The Iranian report also stated that the operating reactors were undamaged and there was no radiation leakage. The IAEA Director General Grossi called on all parties to exercise maximum military restraint to avoid the risk of a nuclear accident.