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Macron urges Europe to abandon Russian uranium. 'We recently discussed issues related to dependence on Russia. It's true, especially in the field of uranium. In fact, I was reminded that Russia provides 40% of the world's uranium production. But there are many countries that also mine uranium. And I...

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Joe Biden blocked uranium mining today on a million acres bordering the Grand Canyon. Why would Biden block mining for an element used for nuclear power plants, electricity, radiation treatments? We already import 95% of our uranium from countries like Russia, Kazakhstan, Africa. And now, Joe is single-handedly losing Africa to Russia, who already controls our Uranium supply chain through its satellites. America already sends a billion dollars to Putin’s crown jewel uranium base, Rosatom. The same Rosatom that took over Uranium One, the company that donated millions to the Clinton Foundation, when Hillary was Obama’s Secretary of State. So why is Joe Biden funding Russia’s dangerous uranium monopoly?
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Joe Biden blocked uranium mining today on a million acres bordering the Grand Canyon. Why would Biden block mining for an element used for nuclear power plants, electricity, radiation treatments? We already import 95% of our uranium from countries like Russia, Kazakhstan, Africa. And now, Joe is single-handedly losing Africa to Russia, who already controls our Uranium supply chain through its satellites. America already sends a billion dollars to Putin’s crown jewel uranium base, Rosatom. The same Rosatom that took over Uranium One, the company that donated millions to the Clinton Foundation, when Hillary was Obama’s Secretary of State. So why is Joe Biden funding Russia’s dangerous uranium monopoly?

Jesse Watters

2,350,356 views • 3 years ago

in 2016 - Julian Assange explained how then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, through the Uranium One deal - sold 20% of our processed uranium directly to Russia - and that was the motivation behind the Russia Hoax and the desperation to paint Trump early on as a Russian asset.
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in 2016 - Julian Assange explained how then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, through the Uranium One deal - sold 20% of our processed uranium directly to Russia - and that was the motivation behind the Russia Hoax and the desperation to paint Trump early on as a Russian asset.

The Rubber Duck ™

407,343 views • 11 months ago

'I met President Putin less than 2 weeks ago and we discussed [offer to move uranium to Russia]' — Iran's FM Araghchi 'We’re thankful to our Russian friends for their offer and intention to help... Of course, this is something that we have to decide during the negotiations'
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'I met President Putin less than 2 weeks ago and we discussed [offer to move uranium to Russia]' — Iran's FM Araghchi 'We’re thankful to our Russian friends for their offer and intention to help... Of course, this is something that we have to decide during the negotiations'

RT

71,750 views • 3 months ago

Everyone's focused on oil right now. And I get it. Brent above $100, the Strait of Hormuz shut down, tankers stranded. But there's an energy crisis hiding in plain sight that could be even MORE consequential: Uranium. Here are the numbers you should know: Global uranium demand is roughly 90,000 tons per year. Global production is 60,000 tons. That's a 30,000-ton annual DEFICIT. So how has the market survived so far? Utilities have been burning through their inventories. After Fukushima, Japan shut its reactors. Sweden pulled back. Germany closed its fleet entirely. Those utilities had 12 to 15 years of uranium stockpiled. Today, the average inventory level is just TWO YEARS. The cushion is gone. And demand is about to explode. There are roughly 200 new reactors planned globally by 2040. Each reactor consumes about 160 tons of raw uranium per year. That's 32,000 tons of additional annual demand. Half of one year's current production. Just from new reactors. And where does the supply come from? Well... it doesn't. Kazakhstan produces 45% of the world's uranium. Starting in 2028, Kazakhstan plans to dedicate 100% of its supply to China and Russia. Already 80% goes to those two countries. But that remaining 20% disappearing from the open market will tighten an already desperate situation. There aren't enough new mine projects to fill the gap. Mining is hard. Permitting takes years. And the world hasn't invested seriously in new uranium production for over a decade. But here's the part that's REALLY scary: Enriched uranium. Raw uranium is useless for a reactor. It has to be enriched. And 60% of the world's enrichment capacity sits in Russia. If Putin decided to embargo enriched uranium exports, it would be devastating for Western utilities. And strategically, it would cost Russia almost nothing. Russia's enrichment business generates roughly $6 billion a year. That's what Russia earns from ONE WEEK of oil sales. Why Putin hasn't pulled this lever yet is a mystery. But the vulnerability is real and every Western utility executive knows it. This is why we're bullish on uranium. Uranium spot prices are around $87 per pound. $200 per pound by 2027 or 2028 is entirely achievable given the supply-demand math. The oil trade gets the headlines. But people overlook uranium. A 30,000-ton annual deficit. Utility inventories at two years. Kazakhstan redirecting supply to China. Russia controlling 60% of enrichment. And 200 new reactors coming online. THE MATH DOESN'T LIE
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Everyone's focused on oil right now. And I get it. Brent above $100, the Strait of Hormuz shut down, tankers stranded. But there's an energy crisis hiding in plain sight that could be even MORE consequential: Uranium. Here are the numbers you should know: Global uranium demand is roughly 90,000 tons per year. Global production is 60,000 tons. That's a 30,000-ton annual DEFICIT. So how has the market survived so far? Utilities have been burning through their inventories. After Fukushima, Japan shut its reactors. Sweden pulled back. Germany closed its fleet entirely. Those utilities had 12 to 15 years of uranium stockpiled. Today, the average inventory level is just TWO YEARS. The cushion is gone. And demand is about to explode. There are roughly 200 new reactors planned globally by 2040. Each reactor consumes about 160 tons of raw uranium per year. That's 32,000 tons of additional annual demand. Half of one year's current production. Just from new reactors. And where does the supply come from? Well... it doesn't. Kazakhstan produces 45% of the world's uranium. Starting in 2028, Kazakhstan plans to dedicate 100% of its supply to China and Russia. Already 80% goes to those two countries. But that remaining 20% disappearing from the open market will tighten an already desperate situation. There aren't enough new mine projects to fill the gap. Mining is hard. Permitting takes years. And the world hasn't invested seriously in new uranium production for over a decade. But here's the part that's REALLY scary: Enriched uranium. Raw uranium is useless for a reactor. It has to be enriched. And 60% of the world's enrichment capacity sits in Russia. If Putin decided to embargo enriched uranium exports, it would be devastating for Western utilities. And strategically, it would cost Russia almost nothing. Russia's enrichment business generates roughly $6 billion a year. That's what Russia earns from ONE WEEK of oil sales. Why Putin hasn't pulled this lever yet is a mystery. But the vulnerability is real and every Western utility executive knows it. This is why we're bullish on uranium. Uranium spot prices are around $87 per pound. $200 per pound by 2027 or 2028 is entirely achievable given the supply-demand math. The oil trade gets the headlines. But people overlook uranium. A 30,000-ton annual deficit. Utility inventories at two years. Kazakhstan redirecting supply to China. Russia controlling 60% of enrichment. And 200 new reactors coming online. THE MATH DOESN'T LIE

George Noble

47,749 views • 5 months ago

The singular goal of Iranian regime figures Ghalibaf and Araghchi heading to Islamabad? Uranium enrichment on Iranian soil. And Senior Iran Analyst דרור בלאזאדה | Dror Balazada reports, "They won't give up so easily on a single kilogram of it." 💬 "They will come to the talks in Islamabad...with one goal, which is the enrichment of uranium on Iran's soil. This is the main goal of the Iranians, no other issues. The other issues are related to the nuclear issue, the goal is a future goal, which is also, after the Trump era, to be able to enrich uranium on Iran's soil. As far as I understand, on the issue of enriched uranium, 450 kilograms of enriched uranium, it is possible to talk about this issue with the Americans, the Iranians are slightly flexible, but they won't give up so easily on a single kilogram."
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The singular goal of Iranian regime figures Ghalibaf and Araghchi heading to Islamabad? Uranium enrichment on Iranian soil. And Senior Iran Analyst דרור בלאזאדה | Dror Balazada reports, "They won't give up so easily on a single kilogram of it." 💬 "They will come to the talks in Islamabad...with one goal, which is the enrichment of uranium on Iran's soil. This is the main goal of the Iranians, no other issues. The other issues are related to the nuclear issue, the goal is a future goal, which is also, after the Trump era, to be able to enrich uranium on Iran's soil. As far as I understand, on the issue of enriched uranium, 450 kilograms of enriched uranium, it is possible to talk about this issue with the Americans, the Iranians are slightly flexible, but they won't give up so easily on a single kilogram."

C14 News Israel | EN

12,659 views • 4 months ago

Hillary Clinton sold our uranium to Russia. Russia gave some of that uranium to Iran. President Trump then had to wipe out the Iranian regime and democrats barked at him for cleaning up the mess that Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama was responsible for — arming enemies of the United States of America. That's Treason. The money from that Uranium One sale went through the Clinton Foundation. CNN's Jake Tapper was a CIA media asset for Barack Obama's DNI James Clapper to leak FAKE Russia collision propaganda tying Donald Trump to Russia for helped him hack the 2016 election against Hillary Clinton. Those were all lies to try and impeach Trump and then sway voters away from Donald Trump in the following election. Although Hillary Clinton got wealthy by selling off America piece by piece, President Trump is in a very strategic position to teach her that Treason Doesn't Pay Well In The End. Obama spying on President Trump - Jeffrey Epstein - PizzaGate - Pedophile Rings - Child Trafficking Rings - Clinton Foundation - Crossfire Hurricane - Russia Collusion HOAX - Uranium One - it's ALL intertwined as an interconnected web within the Clinton Foundation. The REAL Russia Collusion was involving the Clinton - Pedophile John Podesta - Obama administration and Frank Giustra, whom also founded Lionsgate, a MASSIVE global media company and a YUGE Pedo-Wood production conglomerate! A Uranium One Primer – Clinton Foundation - Frank Giustra & Kazakhstan’s Uranium Assets: Bill Clinton met Canadian investor Frank Giustra in June 2005, during a fund-raiser at Mr. Giustra’s Vancouver home. Frank Giustra owned UrAsia, a small, newly formed, Uranium company that was seeking to purchase lucrative uranium reserves in Kazakhstan. Kazakhstan has about 1/5 of the world’s uranium reserves. Clinton & Giustra had a private meeting with Kazakhstan President Nazarbayev on September 6, 2005. Frank Giustra donated a total of $145 million to the Clinton Foundation. The donations appeared to be directly tied to the series of transactions involving UrAsia, Kazatomprom, Uranium One & ultimately, Rosatom (Russia’s Nuclear Agency) $31.3 million came directly after the closing of the UrAsia/Kazatomprom transaction in early 2006. Giustra pledged another $100 million in June 2007, after the closing of Uranium One’s acquisition of Giustra’s company, UrAsia. Another $2.3 million was paid to the Clinton Foundation by Ian Telfer, the Chairman of Uranium One. Between $1.3 million & $5.6 million in contributions came from multiple people with ties to Uranium One / UrAsia. The agreement transformed UrAsia from a small unknown shell company into one of the world’s largest uranium producers overnight. The deal with Kazakhstan made Giustra’s company, Uranium One, a major player. It proceeded to buy large amounts of holdings in the United States. Uranium One thus became an attractive target for Russia as Russia then made a hugely attractive offer to purchase the company. Such a deal requires approval by the U.S. government — specifically — by the Secretary of State, who then was Hillary Clinton. During the period when the deal with Russia was under consideration, the Clinton Foundation received millions of dollars from key Uranium One shareholders. 4 months later, Giustra made the $31.3 million donation to the Clinton Foundation. In September 2006, Giustra co-hosted Bill Clinton’s 60th birthday, an event that raised $21 million for the Clinton Foundation. During this period, Bill Clinton also received $500,000 for a Moscow speech from a Russian investment bank. These criminals are responsible
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Hillary Clinton sold our uranium to Russia. Russia gave some of that uranium to Iran. President Trump then had to wipe out the Iranian regime and democrats barked at him for cleaning up the mess that Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama was responsible for — arming enemies of the United States of America. That's Treason. The money from that Uranium One sale went through the Clinton Foundation. CNN's Jake Tapper was a CIA media asset for Barack Obama's DNI James Clapper to leak FAKE Russia collision propaganda tying Donald Trump to Russia for helped him hack the 2016 election against Hillary Clinton. Those were all lies to try and impeach Trump and then sway voters away from Donald Trump in the following election. Although Hillary Clinton got wealthy by selling off America piece by piece, President Trump is in a very strategic position to teach her that Treason Doesn't Pay Well In The End. Obama spying on President Trump - Jeffrey Epstein - PizzaGate - Pedophile Rings - Child Trafficking Rings - Clinton Foundation - Crossfire Hurricane - Russia Collusion HOAX - Uranium One - it's ALL intertwined as an interconnected web within the Clinton Foundation. The REAL Russia Collusion was involving the Clinton - Pedophile John Podesta - Obama administration and Frank Giustra, whom also founded Lionsgate, a MASSIVE global media company and a YUGE Pedo-Wood production conglomerate! A Uranium One Primer – Clinton Foundation - Frank Giustra & Kazakhstan’s Uranium Assets: Bill Clinton met Canadian investor Frank Giustra in June 2005, during a fund-raiser at Mr. Giustra’s Vancouver home. Frank Giustra owned UrAsia, a small, newly formed, Uranium company that was seeking to purchase lucrative uranium reserves in Kazakhstan. Kazakhstan has about 1/5 of the world’s uranium reserves. Clinton & Giustra had a private meeting with Kazakhstan President Nazarbayev on September 6, 2005. Frank Giustra donated a total of $145 million to the Clinton Foundation. The donations appeared to be directly tied to the series of transactions involving UrAsia, Kazatomprom, Uranium One & ultimately, Rosatom (Russia’s Nuclear Agency) $31.3 million came directly after the closing of the UrAsia/Kazatomprom transaction in early 2006. Giustra pledged another $100 million in June 2007, after the closing of Uranium One’s acquisition of Giustra’s company, UrAsia. Another $2.3 million was paid to the Clinton Foundation by Ian Telfer, the Chairman of Uranium One. Between $1.3 million & $5.6 million in contributions came from multiple people with ties to Uranium One / UrAsia. The agreement transformed UrAsia from a small unknown shell company into one of the world’s largest uranium producers overnight. The deal with Kazakhstan made Giustra’s company, Uranium One, a major player. It proceeded to buy large amounts of holdings in the United States. Uranium One thus became an attractive target for Russia as Russia then made a hugely attractive offer to purchase the company. Such a deal requires approval by the U.S. government — specifically — by the Secretary of State, who then was Hillary Clinton. During the period when the deal with Russia was under consideration, the Clinton Foundation received millions of dollars from key Uranium One shareholders. 4 months later, Giustra made the $31.3 million donation to the Clinton Foundation. In September 2006, Giustra co-hosted Bill Clinton’s 60th birthday, an event that raised $21 million for the Clinton Foundation. During this period, Bill Clinton also received $500,000 for a Moscow speech from a Russian investment bank. These criminals are responsible

Bridgett Fertig

68,850 views • 5 months ago

"When you just look at the nuts and bolts of how many reactors are in the world, how many new reactors are coming online, how many are closing... and then, is there enough economically viable #uranium to feed those beasts? The answer is no." Sachem Cove CIO and uranium guru Mike Alkin Mike Alkin is interviewed on the LEVRD podcast by LEVRD Matty, discussing uranium supply and demand, global reactor rollout, views on nuclear fuel buyers and SPUT, plus more. Full interview ➡️
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"When you just look at the nuts and bolts of how many reactors are in the world, how many new reactors are coming online, how many are closing... and then, is there enough economically viable #uranium to feed those beasts? The answer is no." Sachem Cove CIO and uranium guru Mike Alkin Mike Alkin is interviewed on the LEVRD podcast by LEVRD Matty, discussing uranium supply and demand, global reactor rollout, views on nuclear fuel buyers and SPUT, plus more. Full interview ➡️

Lotus Resources

10,275 views • 6 months ago

KALLAS: Russia keeps attacking other countries. How many frozen conflicts surround Russia? In the last 100 years, Russia attacked at least 19 countries, some of them multiple times. None of these countries ever attacked Russia. We must ensure that Russia no longer constitutes a threat to its neighboring countries. And we must create a situation in which Russia is compelled to enter into genuine negotiations. They are only pretending to negotiate now because they are waiting for Americans to implement so-called Alaska agreement. That means giving Russia entire Donbas and all their maximum demands.
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KALLAS: Russia keeps attacking other countries. How many frozen conflicts surround Russia? In the last 100 years, Russia attacked at least 19 countries, some of them multiple times. None of these countries ever attacked Russia. We must ensure that Russia no longer constitutes a threat to its neighboring countries. And we must create a situation in which Russia is compelled to enter into genuine negotiations. They are only pretending to negotiate now because they are waiting for Americans to implement so-called Alaska agreement. That means giving Russia entire Donbas and all their maximum demands.

Kate from Kharkiv

170,088 views • 4 months ago

Uranium is setting the stage for an upward swing Most people focus on the spot market, which represents only 15% of the overall market. The term market is where the vast majority of uranium is sold. Uranium contracts currently being negotiated: - Floors in the 90s - Ceilings in the 160s - A rise of ~20% in the last ~7 months The floor is higher than the current spot price. Utilities are still short uranium and, at some point in the near future, will have to enter the market in size. Uranium is one of my top picks for the long term.
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Uranium is setting the stage for an upward swing Most people focus on the spot market, which represents only 15% of the overall market. The term market is where the vast majority of uranium is sold. Uranium contracts currently being negotiated: - Floors in the 90s - Ceilings in the 160s - A rise of ~20% in the last ~7 months The floor is higher than the current spot price. Utilities are still short uranium and, at some point in the near future, will have to enter the market in size. Uranium is one of my top picks for the long term.

Lukas Ekwueme

33,081 views • 7 months ago

Peskov: There are currently no grounds to expect an improvement in relations between Russia and Europe. According to Peskov, "European countries are mobilizing their military capabilities and directing them against Russia, taking a direct part in hostilities against us." "We must, of course, remain open to building relations, and we are indeed maintaining that openness, but at the same time clearly understand who we are dealing with," he added. While claiming to remain open to dialogue, Russia continues to threaten Europe and prolong the war.
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Peskov: There are currently no grounds to expect an improvement in relations between Russia and Europe. According to Peskov, "European countries are mobilizing their military capabilities and directing them against Russia, taking a direct part in hostilities against us." "We must, of course, remain open to building relations, and we are indeed maintaining that openness, but at the same time clearly understand who we are dealing with," he added. While claiming to remain open to dialogue, Russia continues to threaten Europe and prolong the war.

Anton Gerashchenko

37,039 views • 5 days ago

Megyn Kelly criticizes Trump on Iran: "Now we need to get the uranium. It's a new goal. We are now 4 weeks into this war. Weren't we told in June we had destroyed their nuclear capability? Now there's untold amounts of uranium in the mountains we need specialists to grab? When did that become the goal?"
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Megyn Kelly criticizes Trump on Iran: "Now we need to get the uranium. It's a new goal. We are now 4 weeks into this war. Weren't we told in June we had destroyed their nuclear capability? Now there's untold amounts of uranium in the mountains we need specialists to grab? When did that become the goal?"

Headquarters

193,223 views • 5 months ago

🇻🇪🇷🇺⚡- Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro says his government is communicating with the Russian government "on a daily basis": "We are on a daily basis communicating with the government of Russia on all of the topics. We have many issues on the move. We have 25 years of military cooperation, and we have had a great number of soldiers that have been trained in Russia and also officials of Russia that come to Venezuela. We have a cooperation that is calm and very helpful and that is going to continue in this complex scenario of threat against Venezuela. Venezuela only wants peace. in an exercise of the defense of our sovereignty, defending the right to live, to life, to the happiness of our people. We don't mess around with anyone. With Russia as well, we are going to keep celebrating our triumphs and our efforts" - TabZ
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🇻🇪🇷🇺⚡- Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro says his government is communicating with the Russian government "on a daily basis": "We are on a daily basis communicating with the government of Russia on all of the topics. We have many issues on the move. We have 25 years of military cooperation, and we have had a great number of soldiers that have been trained in Russia and also officials of Russia that come to Venezuela. We have a cooperation that is calm and very helpful and that is going to continue in this complex scenario of threat against Venezuela. Venezuela only wants peace. in an exercise of the defense of our sovereignty, defending the right to live, to life, to the happiness of our people. We don't mess around with anyone. With Russia as well, we are going to keep celebrating our triumphs and our efforts" - TabZ

Monitor𝕏

21,449 views • 10 months ago

🚨 BOMBSHELL: THE URANIUM IRAN JUST SURRENDERED COULD BE HILLARY’S URANIUM ONE SCANDAL COMING FULL CIRCLE Melissa Redpill just dropped absolute fire: What if the highly enriched uranium Iran is now handing over is the exact same uranium Hillary Clinton sold to Russia through the Uranium One deal while she was Secretary of State? And what if that same uranium ended up in Iran… right after Obama shipped them plane-loads of cash? If forensic tests match it to the Uranium One batch… GAME OVER. Hillary. Obama. Treason. History books. The greatest scandal of our lifetime is unraveling in real time — and Trump was right all along. No more protecting the deep state. No more fairy tales. Lock them up. The American people deserve the full truth. Who else is ready for the nuke to drop on ObamaGate? 👇
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🚨 BOMBSHELL: THE URANIUM IRAN JUST SURRENDERED COULD BE HILLARY’S URANIUM ONE SCANDAL COMING FULL CIRCLE Melissa Redpill just dropped absolute fire: What if the highly enriched uranium Iran is now handing over is the exact same uranium Hillary Clinton sold to Russia through the Uranium One deal while she was Secretary of State? And what if that same uranium ended up in Iran… right after Obama shipped them plane-loads of cash? If forensic tests match it to the Uranium One batch… GAME OVER. Hillary. Obama. Treason. History books. The greatest scandal of our lifetime is unraveling in real time — and Trump was right all along. No more protecting the deep state. No more fairy tales. Lock them up. The American people deserve the full truth. Who else is ready for the nuke to drop on ObamaGate? 👇

Frontline24

16,701 views • 3 months ago

Retired US Army General Jack Keane once again confirms that the Americans' goal is not the dismantling of Iran's nuclear program, but the theft of valuable resources. 'China is effectively Iran's main source of funding, buying 80-90% of their oil. Russia also supports them. And you know what? We can't trust Iran, and we can't trust Russia. So, no, we're not going to hand over enriched uranium to Russia. We'll take it from Iran ourselves and ensure it's completely eliminated, that Iran doesn't own it, and we won't allow them to enrich it.'
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Retired US Army General Jack Keane once again confirms that the Americans' goal is not the dismantling of Iran's nuclear program, but the theft of valuable resources. 'China is effectively Iran's main source of funding, buying 80-90% of their oil. Russia also supports them. And you know what? We can't trust Iran, and we can't trust Russia. So, no, we're not going to hand over enriched uranium to Russia. We'll take it from Iran ourselves and ensure it's completely eliminated, that Iran doesn't own it, and we won't allow them to enrich it.'

Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil

14,736 views • 4 months ago