Topic: Rosatom

Israel reportedly bombed three steel plants in Iran, prompting a retaliatory strike by Iran against five industrial plants in the GCC. Tensions escalated further when a strike occurred near the Bushehr nuclear power plant, a facility operated by Russia's Rosatom. The incident drew an alarmed response from Vladimir Putin and regional leaders regarding the potential for a nuclear meltdown.

FBI informant Doug Campbell reportedly provided evidence of Russian racketeering and kickbacks involving Rosatom years before the Uranium One deal was approved. Despite Campbell's warnings reaching the desks of Robert Mueller and Barack Obama, the administration authorized the transfer of 20% of U.S. uranium capacity to the Russian state-controlled entity. The deal is described as a strategic victory for Vladimir Putin's global nuclear domination.

One America News reports on the controversial Uranium One deal involving the Russian state-owned enterprise Rosatom and its acquisition of Canadian mining assets. Allegations of pay-to-play politics center on millions of dollars in donations to the Clinton Foundation from Uranium One shareholders and a $500,000 speaking fee paid to Bill Clinton. Hillary Clinton has denied personal involvement, citing the approval of nine government agencies.

Rosatom has produced the first batch of mixed oxide fuel tablets for next-generation breeder reactors in the Krasnoyarsk region. This technology aims for a closed fuel cycle that produces no waste, potentially revolutionizing nuclear energy. The documentary "Pandora's Promise," now on Netflix, is recommended for its exploration of environmentalists who have converted to supporting nuclear power.