A Russian technician in the control room at Iran's first nuclear power plant in Bushehr on Wednesday. (Caren Firouz/Reuters)/International Herald TribuneIran Says Nuclear Plant Could Start In Months -- Yahoo News/AP
BUSHEHR, Iran (AFP) – Iran began testing its first nuclear power plant on Wednesday in the face of deep international concern over its atomic drive and said the long-delayed project could go on line within months.
Officials from Iran and Russia, which has been involving in building the power station for the past 14 years, watched over the start of the pre-commissioning in the Gulf port of Bushehr.
"As for a timetable, the tests should take between four and six, seven months," the head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organisation Gholam Reza Aghazdeh said at a press conference in Bushehr.
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