Bloomberg.com reports India will get its nuclear fuel from Russia for the first time after the lifting of a 3-decade ban.
India will pay $780 million for the fuel, Rosatom spokesman Sergei Novikov said by phone from Moscow today. “We’re very glad that a Russian company will be the first to supply India with low-enriched uranium after the Nuclear Suppliers Group canceled its restrictions,” Novikov said.
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