Russian President Vladimir Putin was informed about the final rotation of personnel Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant. Alexey Likhachev, director general of Russian state corporation Rosatom, told this to reporters, according to Interfax.

Likhachev clarified that on Monday, at 8am, Russia began the final rotation of personnel at Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant. A total of 108 employees are leaving the nuclear plant, and 20 people remain at the facility.

"This position has been agreed with Iranian colleagues. Yesterday, the Russian president was informed about this. And today, together with the Ministry of Defense, we are implementing this program," Likhachev said on Monday.

He added that the 20 Russians remaining at Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant are the last representatives of Rosatom.

"In addition to maintaining the equipment and monitoring the worksite, they remain in contact with the Iranian side so that we can maximize the construction work at the earliest opportunity," the head of Rosatom explained.