Putin Prepares For BIG WAR After Trump’s SHOCKING U-Turn? Reveals CHILLING Nuclear Plans

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Tensions skyrocket as Vladimir Putin gears up for a potential major war following Donald Trump’s shocking U-turn on Russia. Reports suggest that Putin is now preparing chilling nuclear strategies, signaling a dangerous escalation in the global conflict. This revelation comes amid rising uncertainty over the Russia-Ukraine war, U.S. sanctions, and NATO’s next moves.    #Putin #Trump #NuclearWar #RussiaUkraineWar #TrumpUturn #PutinThreat #WorldWar3 #NuclearPlans #RussiaVsUkraine #TrumpVsPutin #GlobalConflict #NATOTensions #PutinLies #NuclearEscalation #BreakingNews  ~HT.410~PR.152~ED.420~

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00:00Development aspirations and the use of peaceful nuclear energy is something that we support.

00:09And it gives me great pride to say that Russia is the only country in the world to possess

00:14competences along all the components of the technological chain in nuclear energy.

00:19And thanks to our security and safety as well as resilience to external influence, the Russian

00:26designed MPPs enjoy the highest demand across the world.

00:30I will also add that we are also developing projects in small and modular reactors, both

00:37ground-based and floating MPPs.

00:39The head of Ross Atom has just spoken about that.

00:42And very soon, we will produce them on a commercial scale.

00:47We believe that the nuclear, peaceful nuclear energy technologies constitute a foundation

00:53for broad-based international cooperation for bringing countries together.

00:58Russia is interested in fostering stable long-term environment for projects in nuclear.

01:04Our country's absolute priority is ensuring nuclear security and safety for both nuclear

01:12installations and facilities, regardless of where they are located.

01:16Thus, it is important to further improve the security guidelines and reliability guidelines

01:25at every stage of nuclear cycle, starting from uranium extraction to operation of reactors

01:34to treatment of spent nuclear fuel and radioactive waste.

01:38And we need to regulate this field in such a way to strike the optimal balance between the

01:44the development of base fuel and nuclear energy and reinforcing the non-proliferation regime.

01:49It is evident that the construction of MPPs requires significant funds.

01:55And that means that the risks and benefits have to be well-balanced between the major participants

02:00of such projects.

02:01I refer to states, investors, and consumers.

02:05I believe we need to build modern funding models for MPP constructions.

02:11We need to engage international financial institutions as well as development banks in such projects.

02:18And I would like to add in that regard that at the beginning of this year, the NDB established

02:24by BRICS countries has reaffirmed its willingness to fund nuclear projects.

02:28And at the end of last year, at Russia's initiative, a new mechanism for coordinating BRICS countries was

02:35established, namely the BRICS nuclear energy platform.

02:39The thing is, one-fourth of uranium deposits is accounted for by deposits of metals where

02:47uranium is but an associated component.

02:51And that is where I'm moving on to.

02:54This is the most important thing.

02:55By 2030, as soon as 2030, in Tomsk region in Russia, we plan to launch the world's first nuclear

03:05power system with a closed nuclear fuel cycle.

03:09What does it signify?

03:10This is a revolutionary invention by Russian engineers and scientists.

03:15It means that almost all of the volume of fuel, 95 percent of spent nuclear fuel, will be reused

03:24multiple times in reactors.

03:27This mechanism will allow us to almost fully address the problem of the pile-up of radioactive waste.

03:37And most importantly, it will help us address the issue of securing supplies of uranium.

03:44To invite scientists from different countries to cooperate with us because this is the advent

03:51of a new era.

03:53Dear friends, our meeting here, the Global Atomic Forum, is scheduled to take place because there

04:01are two important dates.

04:02We're celebrating, first, the 80th anniversary of the Russian nuclear industry as well as the

04:07Nuclear Industry Workers' Day, which is celebrated annually in our country on September the 28th.

04:14And I'll remind you, we've just talked about that with colleagues, but I'd like to say that

04:19in a broader audience.

04:20The first decision happened on September the 28th, 1942, in the Soviet Union.

04:31Back then, the Great Patriotic War was in full swing.

04:37The outcome had not been certain yet.

04:41That was still the most dramatic stage of the Great Patriotic War, because the Battle of

04:47Stalingrad was in full swing, it was still ongoing, and the State Defense Committee made

04:58a decision on starting working on uranium.

05:04And I would like to sincerely offer my congratulations to the Russian nuclear industry workers,

05:11scientists, and the veterans, as well as the guests of the forum, and on your behalf, the

05:17professionals from former USSR republics that are brought together by the traditions of the

05:23great Soviet Ministry of Medium Machine Building.

05:26These traditions have to be kept up.

05:27I would like to wish you every success for the benefit of the citizens of our countries,

05:33Poland, without exaggeration, for the benefit of humanity at large.

05:37It's not a question who will build the MPP.

05:40We will build it ourselves.

05:44And now we are already involved in the construction of the MPPs in other countries in the world.

05:51So I'll reiterate, there will be many MPPs, but what Russia is doing today would be impossible

06:01for any other country.

06:03It is a great thing that Russia is implementing today, and for that it is honored and respected

06:09in the world.

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