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RUSSIA SHOWS STRONG COMMITMENT TO ADVANCING ITS PEACEFUL NUCLEAR CAPABILITIES PUTIN met with ALEXEY LIKHACHEV, Director General of ROSATOM, and congratulated him on Nuclear Industry Workers' Day. The two discussed the state of Russia's nuclear sector, as well as plans to develop the industry and enhance its technological capabilities

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Фото профиля Peter Rossiter
Peter Rossiter7 дней назад

Great leader !

Фото профиля RJH
RJH6 дней назад

Advancing in nuclear weapons or capabilities is a waste of money !! All nukes will be shot down in the future!

Фото профиля Max Mahnamahna
Max Mahnamahna6 дней назад

So advanced that the have 28 domestic nuclear reactors based on the same design as chernobyl. And why capturing Zaporizhzhia was so important.

Фото профиля IchredenichtmitI...🇮🇱💫
IchredenichtmitI...🇮🇱💫7 дней назад

Ich fühle mich momentan krank.Meine Gesundheit ist nach Beobachtungen meiner Mutter stark von Russland abhängig.Nein,das ist kein Spaß,ich bin Indikator für das russische Spektrum.

Фото профиля Kriss
Kriss6 дней назад

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