Bulgaria Agreed on Exemptions From the Sanctions Against the Russian Federation
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The decision is based on the fact that a large part of the systems and equipment at the nuclear power plant are of Russian origin.
The Bulgarian Government has granted the temporary lifting of part of the sanctions to supply Russian original components for the Kosloduj nuclear power plant, which is reported to the local media.
The Bulgarian Government has once again suspended part of the sanctions restrictions in order to ensure the supply of the original components for the Kosloduj nuclear power plant from Russia, as indicated by the relevant decree: the Kabmin Decree states that much of the plant's systems and equipment are of Russian origin, so that some contracts for the supply of items necessary for the safe and secure operation of the power units have to be conc…
This is reported by BNR News, citing the decision of the Bulgarian government.According to the adopted decision, Bulgaria will be able to import iron and steel products from Russia in accordance with the current agreement on the Kozloduy NPP. The government explained this move by the fact that much of the plant's systems and equipment is of Russian origin. The Kozloduy NPP is Bulgaria's only nuclear power plant and the largest producer of electr…
"By virtue of this withdrawal, the Kozloduy nuclear power plant will be able to import from Russia the iron and steel items listed in the annex to today's decision, which are necessary for the execution of the current nuclear power plant operation contract," the Government Press Centre reported.
The Bulgarian Government has once again granted the temporary lifting of part of the sanctions for the supply from Russia of the original components for the Kosloduj nuclear power plant.
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