Russia's secret nuclear deal with iran exposed in massive data leak

In a stunning breach, hacktivists have allegedly obtained hundreds of gigabytes of internal data from Russia's state nuclear corporation Rosatom, revealing details about its cooperation with Iran's nuclear program.

Rosatom's iran nuclear project exposed

A group calling themselves the CyberLegion claims to have extracted over 300 gigabytes of internal documents, including technical specifications, production plans, and contractual agreements related to nuclear power plant projects.

The leaked files reportedly include sensitive information about critical equipment intended for Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant, including installation locations, equipment nomenclature, and accelerated delivery timelines.

Rosatom has recently begun evacuating personnel from Iran, with a team of 175 employees departing from Yerevan to Moscow, according to reports.

The revelation raises concerns about the extent of Russia's involvement in Iran's nuclear ambitions and potential risks for global security.