Rosatom's Role in Moscow's Power
The article discusses Russia's approach to strengthening its international influence through the development of its civilian nuclear program. Russia possesses two nuclear arsenals, one containing thousands of warheads and the other focused on transferring nuclear technology to other countries to increase its influence without using military force. Within a few days, Turkey announced its desire to build nuclear power plants with Russia, and Moscow signed agreements with Iran and Kazakhstan to build nuclear reactors, thereby enhancing the position of the "Rosatom" company and increasing its share in the global nuclear market, despite Western sanctions that impact its projects. Russia's civilian nuclear program aims to utilize technology, fuel, and expertise to establish long-term control over other countries. The significance of this influence becomes even more apparent in the context of the political and economic challenges facing the company due to sanctions.
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