18.11.2024, 18:12

After cutting uranium shipments to U.S., Russia continuing its supplies to other countries as before - Rosatom

MOSCOW. Nov 18 (Interfax) - After the Russian government imposed a ban on shipments of Russian uranium products to the United States, such shipments to other countries will continue as before based on terms agreed upon with customers and in compliance with national laws, Russia's Rosatom state atomic energy corporation said.

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