Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant - Iran

Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant - Iran

File photo dated January 26, 2014 of the Bushehr nuclear power plant. The Bushehr facility was the first civilian nuclear power plant built in the Middle East. Construction on the plant started in 1975 but stopped numerous times due to revolution and war. It finally opened in 2007 and started adding electricity to the national grid in 2011. Bushehr is one of a number of nuclear sites in Iran which have come under scrutiny of the international community and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) due to suspicions that Iran is trying to develop and nuclear weapon. Photo by Mohamad Ali Najib/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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