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Rosatom advances nuclear projects abroad as sanctions gaps and wartime ties draw scrutiny

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Rosatom advances nuclear projects abroad as sanctions gaps and wartime ties draw scrutiny

Russia’s state nuclear corporation Rosatom made progress on two of its international reactor projects in recent weeks, bringing new generating units closer to commercial operation in Bangladesh and China. Yet the contrasting experiences of those two countries illustrate the

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