Uranium. Russia supplies around 20 percent of all EU imports, with only Niger (24.3 percent) and Kazakhstan (23 percent) bigger uranium trade partners (Photo: Wikimedia)

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Russia's €200m nuclear exports untouched by EU sanctions

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by Investigate Europe, Brussels,

"Russian nuclear terror requires a stronger response from the international community [including] sanctions on the Russian nuclear industry and nuclear fuel." Those were the words Ukraine's president Volodomyr Zelensky tweeted in August, after the shelling of a nuclear power plant in the country.

Since the beginning of Russia's war in Ukraine, the European Union h...

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Sigrid Melchior, Pascal Hansens, Harald Schumann and Maria Maggiore are journalists with Investigate Europe.

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Uranium. Russia supplies around 20 percent of all EU imports, with only Niger (24.3 percent) and Kazakhstan (23 percent) bigger uranium trade partners (Photo: Wikimedia)