Gulf crude exports outside Iran are back at prewar levels. Tehran can no longer bottle them up. But it doesn’t need to.
Gulf crude exports outside Iran are back at prewar levels. Tehran can no longer bottle them up. But it doesn’t need to.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has provided medical assistance to Ukrainian nuclear workers. This support aims to address health concerns within the sector, though specific details on the scope and immediate outcomes remain limited in current reports.
The IAEA Director General issued Statement Update 369 regarding the situation in Ukraine. This official communication addresses current developments related to the agency’s work in the region, though specific details were not provided in the source text.
The IAEA announced that its Lise Meitner Programme visited the Russian Federation to support the professional development of women in the nuclear sector. The organization characterized the engagement as a measure to advance gender parity and career opportunities in nuclear technology.
Minsk stressed that responsibility for their consequences rests entirely on Kiev's authorities