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Europe's Nuclear Energy Revival Comes with Hidden Vulnerabilities

From Kazakh mines in the Kremlin's orbit to Soviet-era reactors locked into Russian fuel, Europe's €241 billion nuclear bet runs through Moscow — and neither SMRs nor Washington offer a way out.

Leo Feypel • July 4, 2026

Europe's Nuclear Energy Revival Comes with Hidden Vulnerabilities

From Kazakh mines in the Kremlin's orbit to Soviet-era reactors locked into Russian fuel, Europe's €241 billion nuclear bet runs through Moscow — and neither.

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