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בערב ה-22 באוקטובר 2026 הופיעו דיווחים על הגעת מספר מטוסי תובלה צבאיים רוסיים לבסיס חיל האוויר בבושהר שבאיראן. ערוצי טלגרם איראניים שיערו שמוסקבה הביאה מטענים צבאיים. כבר למחרת עלתה גרסה אחרת: המטוסים יכלו להגיע כדי לקחת מומחים רוסים מתחנת הכוח הגרעינית.

מחבר: פאבל שווייקו

מה באמת קרה בבושהר עדיין לא ידוע. אבל לסיפור הזה יש פרטים שמאפשרים להפריד בין עובדות מאושרות להשערות.

מה דיווחו מקורות איראניים

לפי דיווחי ערוץ הטלגרם KhabarFuri, מטוסים רוסיים נחתו בבסיס חיל האוויר הטקטי ה-6 בבושהר. המידע הופיע גם ב-Liveuamap.

ב-23 באוקטובר דיווח העיתון The Siasat Daily בהסתמך על The Hormuz Report על אפשרות לפינוי עובדים רוסים מתחנת הכוח הגרעינית. בין המשתתפים המשוערים של המבצע נקרא מטוס התובלה איל-76TD שהגיע מנובוסיבירסק.

עם זאת, מספרי הרישום של המטוסים, מסלולי הטיסות של אוקטובר והמידע על המטענים המובלים לא הוצגו בפומבי.

מדוע הגרסה עם איל-76 דורשת בדיקה

מטוסי תובלה רוסיים כבר הופיעו בבושהר בעבר. כבר ב-1 בספטמבר דיווחו כלי תקשורת איראניים על הגעת איל-76TD לאחר טיסה דרך יקטרינבורג. אז גם נובוסיבירסק הופיעה, ותוכן המטען נותר לא ידוע.

זה לא מפריך את הדיווחים מה-22–23 באוקטובר. אבל ללא נתוני מעקב חדשים אי אפשר לקבוע אם המקורות מתארים טיסות חדשות באמת.

נאנובסטי — חדשות ישראל | Nikk.Agency

מה קורה בתחנת הכוח הגרעינית

בושהר — עיר נמל על חוף המפרץ הפרסי. כאן ממוקמת תחנת הכוח הגרעינית היחידה הפועלת באיראן, שנבנתה בשיתוף רוסיה. יחידת הכוח הראשונה כבר ייצרה חשמל, ועוד שתיים נבנות.

לאחר תחילת המלחמה של ישראל וארה”ב עם איראן בפברואר 2026, “רוסאטום” פינתה מאות עובדים. לאחר מכן החלו להחזיר מומחים.

ב-12 באוקטובר הצד הרוסי דיווח על 135 מומחים שעובדים בבושהר. וב-16 באוקטובר ראש “רוסאטום” אלכסיי ליחצ’וב דיבר כבר על כוונה להגדיל את מספרם ל-200.

כך, הדיווחים על פינוי חדש עדיין סותרים את התוכניות שהוכרזו לאחרונה על ידי מוסקבה. אין אישור רשמי לפינוי אוקטובר של הצוות.

מדוע זה נוגע לישראל ואוקראינה

לישראל השאלה היא האם איראן מקבלת סיוע צבאי רוסי נוסף על רקע העימות המתמשך.

לאוקראינה הקשר גם ישיר: טהראן סיפקה בעבר לרוסיה טכנולוגיות ומל”טים שאהד, המשמשים נגד ערים אוקראיניות. נאנובסטי כבר כתבו על התמיכה הכספית הרוסית באיראן בעקיפת מגבלות הסנקציות.

פאבל שווייקו: עדיין אי אפשר לקבוע שרוסיה הביאה נשק לבושהר. אבל הדיווחים על מספר מטוסי תובלה צבאיים דורשים בדיקה — בראש ובראשונה לפי מספרי הרישום, המסלולים ויעדי הטיסות. ללא נתונים אלה כל גרסה נשארת גרסה בלבד.

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In the evening of October 22, 2026, reports emerged about the arrival of several Russian military transport aircraft at the airbase in Bushehr, Iran. Iranian Telegram channels speculated that Moscow delivered military cargo. The next day, another version arose: the planes might have arrived to pick up Russian specialists from the nuclear power plant.

Author: Pavel Shveiko

What actually happened in Bushehr is still unknown. But this story has details that allow separating confirmed facts from assumptions.

What Iranian sources reported

According to the Telegram channel KhabarFuri, Russian planes landed at the 6th tactical airbase in Bushehr. The information also appeared on Liveuamap.

On October 23, the publication The Siasat Daily, citing The Hormuz Report, reported on a possible evacuation of Russian nuclear plant staff. Among the alleged participants in the operation was the transport Il-76TD, which arrived from Novosibirsk.

However, the registration numbers of the planes, confirmed routes of the October flights, and information about the transported cargo have not been publicly presented.

Why the version with Il-76 requires verification

Russian cargo planes have appeared in Bushehr before. On September 1, Iranian media reported the arrival of an Il-76TD after a flight through Yekaterinburg. Novosibirsk was also mentioned then, and the contents of the cargo remained unknown.

This does not refute the reports from October 22-23. But without new tracking data, it is impossible to establish whether the sources describe truly new flights.

NANews — News of Israel | Nikk.Agency

What is happening at the nuclear station

Bushehr is a port city on the coast of the Persian Gulf. It is home to Iran’s only operational nuclear power plant, built with Russian participation. The first power unit was already generating electricity, and two more are under construction.

After the start of the war between Israel and the USA with Iran in February 2026, Rosatom evacuated hundreds of employees. Then specialists began to return.

On October 12, the Russian side reported 135 specialists working in Bushehr. And on October 16, the head of Rosatom, Alexey Likhachev, already spoke about the intention to increase their number to 200.

Thus, reports of a new evacuation currently contradict Moscow’s recently announced plans. There is no official confirmation of the October personnel withdrawal.

Why this concerns Israel and Ukraine

For Israel, the question is whether Iran is receiving additional Russian military assistance amid the ongoing confrontation.

For Ukraine, the connection is also direct: Tehran previously supplied Russia with Shahed technologies and drones used against Ukrainian cities. NANews has already written about Russian financial support for Iran circumventing sanctions.

Pavel Shveiko: It cannot yet be asserted that Russia delivered weapons to Bushehr. But reports of several military transport aircraft require verification — primarily by registration numbers, routes, and purposes of the flights. Without this data, any version remains just a version.

2 min read

In the evening of October 22, 2026, reports emerged about the arrival of several Russian military transport aircraft at an airbase in Bushehr, Iran. Iranian Telegram channels suggested that Moscow delivered military cargo. The next day, another version arose: the planes might have arrived to pick up Russian specialists from the nuclear power plant.

Author: Pavel Shveiko

What actually happened in Bushehr is still unknown. But this story has details that allow separating confirmed facts from assumptions.

What Iranian sources reported

According to the Telegram channel KhabarFuri, Russian planes landed at the 6th tactical airbase in Bushehr. The information also appeared on Liveuamap.

On October 23, the publication The Siasat Daily, citing The Hormuz Report, reported on the possible evacuation of Russian nuclear plant staff. Among the alleged participants in the operation was the transport Il-76TD, which arrived from Novosibirsk.

However, the registration numbers of the planes, confirmed routes of the October flights, and information about the transported cargo have not been publicly presented.

Why the version with Il-76 requires verification

Russian cargo planes have appeared in Bushehr before. On September 1, Iranian media reported the arrival of an Il-76TD after a flight through Yekaterinburg. Novosibirsk was also mentioned then, and the contents of the cargo remained unknown.

This does not refute the reports from October 22-23. But without new tracking data, it is impossible to establish whether the sources are describing truly new flights.

NANews — News of Israel | Nikk.Agency

What is happening at the nuclear station

Bushehr is a port city on the coast of the Persian Gulf. It is home to Iran’s only operational nuclear power plant, built with Russian participation. The first power unit was already generating electricity, and two more are under construction.

After the start of the war between Israel and the US with Iran in February 2026, Rosatom evacuated hundreds of employees. Then specialists began to return.

On October 12, the Russian side reported 135 specialists working in Bushehr. And on October 16, the head of Rosatom, Alexey Likhachev, spoke about the intention to increase their number to 200.

Thus, reports of a new evacuation currently contradict Moscow’s recently announced plans. There is no official confirmation of the October personnel withdrawal.

Why this concerns Israel and Ukraine

For Israel, the question is whether Iran is receiving additional Russian military assistance amid the ongoing confrontation.

For Ukraine, the connection is also direct: Tehran previously supplied Russia with technologies and Shahed drones used against Ukrainian cities. NANews has already written about Russian financial support for Iran circumventing sanctions.

Pavel Shveiko: It cannot yet be asserted that Russia delivered weapons to Bushehr. But reports of several military transport planes require verification — primarily by registration numbers, routes, and purposes of the flights. Without this data, any version remains just a version.

2 min read

In the evening of October 22, 2026, reports emerged about the arrival of several Russian military transport aircraft at the airbase in Bushehr, Iran. Iranian Telegram channels speculated that Moscow delivered military cargo. The next day, another version arose: the planes might have arrived to pick up Russian specialists from the nuclear power plant.

Author: Pavel Shveiko

What actually happened in Bushehr is still unknown. But this story has details that allow separating confirmed facts from assumptions.

What Iranian sources reported

According to the Telegram channel KhabarFuri, Russian planes landed at the 6th tactical airbase in Bushehr. The information also appeared on Liveuamap.

On October 23, the publication The Siasat Daily, citing The Hormuz Report, reported on the possible evacuation of Russian nuclear plant staff. Among the alleged participants in the operation was the transport Il-76TD, which arrived from Novosibirsk.

However, the registration numbers of the planes, confirmed routes of the October flights, and information about the transported cargo have not been publicly presented.

Why the version with Il-76 requires verification

Russian cargo planes have appeared in Bushehr before. On September 1, Iranian media reported the arrival of an Il-76TD after a flight through Yekaterinburg. Novosibirsk was also mentioned then, and the contents of the cargo remained unknown.

This does not refute the reports from October 22-23. But without new tracking data, it is impossible to establish whether the sources describe truly new flights.

NANews — News of Israel | Nikk.Agency

What is happening at the nuclear station

Bushehr is a port city on the coast of the Persian Gulf. It is home to Iran’s only operational nuclear power plant, built with Russian participation. The first power unit was already generating electricity, and two more are under construction.

After the start of the war between Israel and the USA with Iran in February 2026, Rosatom evacuated hundreds of employees. Then specialists began to return.

On October 12, the Russian side reported 135 specialists working in Bushehr. And on October 16, the head of Rosatom, Alexey Likhachev, already spoke about the intention to increase their number to 200.

Thus, reports of a new evacuation currently contradict Moscow’s recently announced plans. There is no official confirmation of the October personnel withdrawal.

Why this concerns Israel and Ukraine

For Israel, the question is whether Iran is receiving additional Russian military assistance amid the ongoing confrontation.

For Ukraine, the connection is also direct: Tehran previously supplied Russia with Shahed technologies and drones used against Ukrainian cities. NANews has already written about Russian financial support for Iran circumventing sanctions.

Pavel Shveiko: It cannot yet be asserted that Russia delivered weapons to Bushehr. But reports of several military transport planes require verification — primarily by registration numbers, routes, and purposes of the flights. Without this data, any version remains just a version.

2 min read

In the evening of October 22, 2026, reports emerged about the arrival of several Russian military transport aircraft at the airbase in Bushehr, Iran. Iranian Telegram channels suggested that Moscow delivered military cargo. The next day, another version arose: the planes might have arrived to pick up Russian specialists from the nuclear power plant.

Author: Pavel Shveiko

What actually happened in Bushehr is still unknown. But this story has details that allow separating confirmed facts from assumptions.

What Iranian sources reported

According to the Telegram channel KhabarFuri, Russian planes landed at the 6th tactical airbase in Bushehr. The information also appeared on Liveuamap.

On October 23, the publication The Siasat Daily, citing The Hormuz Report, reported on the possible evacuation of Russian nuclear plant staff. Among the alleged participants in the operation was the transport Il-76TD, which arrived from Novosibirsk.

However, the registration numbers of the planes, confirmed routes of the October flights, and information about the transported cargo have not been publicly presented.

Why the version with Il-76 requires verification

Russian cargo planes have appeared in Bushehr before. As early as September 1, Iranian media reported the arrival of an Il-76TD after a flight through Yekaterinburg. Novosibirsk was also mentioned then, and the contents of the cargo remained unknown.

This does not refute the reports from October 22-23. But without new tracking data, it is impossible to establish whether the sources are describing truly new flights.

NANews — News of Israel | Nikk.Agency

What is happening at the nuclear station

Bushehr is a port city on the coast of the Persian Gulf. It is home to Iran’s only operational nuclear power plant, built with Russian participation. The first power unit was already generating electricity, and two more are under construction.

After the start of the war between Israel and the USA with Iran in February 2026, Rosatom evacuated hundreds of employees. Then specialists began to return.

On October 12, the Russian side reported 135 specialists working in Bushehr. And on October 16, the head of Rosatom, Alexey Likhachev, already spoke about the intention to increase their number to 200.

Thus, reports of a new evacuation currently contradict Moscow’s recently announced plans. There is no official confirmation of the October personnel withdrawal.

Why this concerns Israel and Ukraine

For Israel, the question is whether Iran is receiving additional Russian military assistance amid the ongoing confrontation.

For Ukraine, the connection is also direct: Tehran previously supplied Russia with Shahed technologies and drones used against Ukrainian cities. NANews has already written about Russian financial support for Iran circumventing sanctions.

Pavel Shveiko: It cannot yet be asserted that Russia delivered weapons to Bushehr. But reports of several military transport planes require verification — primarily by registration numbers, routes, and the purpose of the flights. Without this data, any version remains just a version.

2 min read

In the evening of October 22, 2026, reports emerged about the arrival of several Russian military transport aircraft at the airbase in Bushehr, Iran. Iranian Telegram channels speculated that Moscow delivered military cargo. The next day, another version arose: the planes might have arrived to pick up Russian specialists from the nuclear power plant.

Author: Pavel Shveiko

What actually happened in Bushehr is still unknown. But this story has details that allow separating confirmed facts from assumptions.

What Iranian sources reported

According to the Telegram channel KhabarFuri, Russian planes landed at the 6th tactical airbase in Bushehr. The information also appeared on Liveuamap.

On October 23, the publication The Siasat Daily, citing The Hormuz Report, reported on a possible evacuation of Russian nuclear plant staff. Among the alleged participants in the operation was the transport Il-76TD, which arrived from Novosibirsk.

However, the registration numbers of the planes, confirmed routes of the October flights, and information about the transported cargo have not been publicly presented.

Why the version with Il-76 requires verification

Russian cargo planes have appeared in Bushehr before. On September 1, Iranian media reported the arrival of an Il-76TD after a flight through Yekaterinburg. Novosibirsk was also mentioned then, and the contents of the cargo remained unknown.

This does not refute the reports from October 22-23. But without new tracking data, it is impossible to establish whether the sources describe truly new flights.

NANews — News of Israel | Nikk.Agency

What is happening at the nuclear station

Bushehr is a port city on the coast of the Persian Gulf. It is home to Iran’s only operational nuclear power plant, built with Russian participation. The first power unit was already generating electricity, and two more are under construction.

After the start of the war between Israel and the USA with Iran in February 2026, Rosatom evacuated hundreds of employees. Then specialists began to return.

On October 12, the Russian side reported 135 specialists working in Bushehr. And on October 16, the head of Rosatom, Alexey Likhachev, already spoke about the intention to increase their number to 200.

Thus, reports of a new evacuation currently contradict Moscow’s recently announced plans. There is no official confirmation of the October personnel withdrawal.

Why this concerns Israel and Ukraine

For Israel, the question is whether Iran is receiving additional Russian military assistance amid the ongoing confrontation.

For Ukraine, the connection is also direct: Tehran previously supplied Russia with Shahed technologies and drones used against Ukrainian cities. NANews has already written about Russian financial support for Iran circumventing sanctions.

Pavel Shveiko: It cannot yet be asserted that Russia delivered weapons to Bushehr. But reports of several military transport aircraft require verification — primarily by registration numbers, routes, and purposes of the flights. Without this data, any version remains just a version.

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