US EditionThe Us Made Another Exception to the Anti-Russian Sanctions for Hungary
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The States are not against Budapest's cooperation with Russian Rosatom and Gazprombank in the construction of new Paksh NPP units.
The United States has lifted sanctions for the construction of new nuclear power plants in Hungary, which is being carried out by Rosat, a Russian corporation, and the United States Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, said at a press conference in Canada, said that an exception had been made to ensure the energy security of Hungary, and Rubio also commented on Trump's decision to remove Russian energy supplies to Hungary from the sanctions.
The United States has exempted the Russian nuclear corporation Rosatom from sanctions imposed over the construction of new power units at the Hungarian Paks nuclear power plant.
Secretary of State Rubio stated that this was necessary for the energy independence of Budapest
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