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Iran has denied allegations of Araks river contamination AtomInfo.Ru, PUBLISHED 03.01.2024 Iran has denied reports that the Armenian nuclear power plant allegedly contaminated the Araks border river with radioactive waste. According to the Tasnim news agency, the corresponding statement was made by Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian, speaking at a meeting of the Iranian parliament's commission on national security and foreign policy. In particular, the minister referred to the technical report prepared by the Atomic Energy Organization (AEOI) of Iran. The nuclear scientists came to the conclusion that there are no radioactive contamination in the Araks River associated with the operation of the Armenian nuclear power plant. Topics: Asia, Iran, Armenia, Safety Other news: HTR-PM starts commercial operation It is an important pathway for optimizing energy structure, ensuring reliable energy supply, and contributing to the dual carbon goal. Lepse Floating Technical Base Dismantlement Project has been successfully implemented To discharge spent nuclear fuel, the Lepse was placed in a specially designed and built onshore sheltering site. This made it possible to prevent any weather effects. IAEA has issued a technical document on global inventories of secondary uranium supplies The document provides a comprehensive assessment of publicly available information on current secondary uranium supplies, including at the regional and national levels. |
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