The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has confirmed that Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant, located in the port city of Bushehr on the Persian Gulf coast, was not physically damaged during the latest military strikes by the United States and Israel. However, the IAEA warned that these attacks, which have landed dangerously close to the facility, including one just 75 meters from its perimeter, bring the world closer to a potential nuclear disaster. IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi emphasized that continued military activity near the plant, which contains significant amounts of nuclear fuel, poses a serious risk of a radiological accident that could have harmful consequences for both people and the environment in Iran and beyond. He urged all parties involved to adhere to the IAEA's safety protocols for nuclear facilities during conflicts. Following the strikes, Russia's nuclear agency, Rosatom, which operates the plant, has begun evacuating personnel, citing an increasing likelihood of a nuclear incident. Experts warn that a direct hit on the plant could trigger a meltdown, potentially necessitating evacuations across hundreds of kilometers, affecting neighboring Gulf countries.