Iran and Russia sign $25 billion agreement for four nuclear power plants

Iran and Russia have signed a $25 billion agreement for the construction of four new nuclear power plants in Iran"s Hormozgan province, according to state media IRNA.

This agreement marks a significant development in the collaboration between the two countries in the energy sector. The details regarding the timeline for construction and operational specifics have not been disclosed.

The partnership comes amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and reflects the strengthening ties between Iran and Russia. This agreement is part of a broader trend of cooperation in various sectors, as previously reported in related coverage.

The signing of this agreement is expected to enhance Iran"s energy capabilities and contribute to its nuclear infrastructure.