Why No One Is Sanctioning ROSATOM
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Did you know that there is a Russian state-owned company that is active all over the world and has escaped sanctions? Did you know that this same company is the world leader when it comes to building nuclear reactors and also supplying nuclear fuel even to the United States? In this video we tell you all the details about the crown jewel of Vladimir Putin's Russian industrial fabric.
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A Russian is on an airliner flying to the US. An American next to him asks “What brings you to the US?” The Russian replies “I’m studying the American approach to propaganda.” The American asks “What propaganda?” The Russian says, “Exactly.”
exactly🤣🤣
Per Putin: no one competes with USA when it comes to propaganda!
With the european energy market being screwed as it is, might aswel start from the ground up. In the Netherlands we're trying to completely switch from gas and oil to electric (heating / transportation), however the infrastructure is nowhere near the required capacity. Europe should've never turned its back on nuclear energy.
why every body hate russian. ??? is russian about to invade every another region after russian?? i think there some reasoon russian do special operation military to ukraine. because its security since ukraine is sided to the west . and in my opinion as country bridge betwen west and european this country should make himselft neutral. but what in my opinion most terrifing is why there zelensky who is clown have been chosen to be president . its insane dude how ukraine people lack of sharp thinking. in this matter i think immanuel maccron word is true Nato is brain dead ( in my opinion its not just only the leader. but also the people.
The greens wanted this because they were fearmongering on nuclear.
Yeah, I agree with it criminally bad decision to turn off nuclear when green alternatives have nowhere near the capacity we need. It's one thing to produce electricity for homes etc. and it's an entirely different matter to power the industry. In the age when a lot of people realize that exporting production of everything out of europe can have unwanted consequences.
Talking to your average sophomoric physicist would have explained that pretty well. Politicians are ignorant wankers.
You can always remove sanctions you know lol
It is now clear that energy independence in all its forms is and should always be a national priority for all nations. Globalization of energy is and will always be a national security risk for all countries engaged in outsourcing their energy needs.
Nobody can steal the sun and wind from you. Deployment of renewable capacity PER YEAR will soon be more than all nuclear power EVER built.
For most countries it’s impossible to guarantee energy independence. It’s very expensive joy. Only giants like USA, Russia, China etc. can be really independent. All countries in the world can’t pay for building nuclear plants or similar energy production means.
Lol, this is what the pro-nuclear people have been saying for the past decade. Germany abandoned and scrapped its entire Nuclear Industry expertise in favour of reliance on Russian Gas and French nuclear Energy, 67% of the time when the sun is not shining or the wind is not blowing.
@@The_Dark_Lord-69 As pointed out in this video, nuclear has a dependence on fissionable material from Russia, so energy independence is not achieved with nuclear power.
@@Obscurai only because everyone decided to stop refining nuclear fuels after the cold war. Plenty of Nuclear resources in Canada and USA only they have no refinement currently.
Couldn't tell if I was watching at 1.5x speed every time you were on camera. Slow down, take a breath, guy.
Actually part of the reason why I don't watch this channel as much as I would normally😂
Agree😂😂😂
Germany has a recession for the second quarter in a row, and Russia has economic growth. Here is your future without energy from Russia.
South Africa must employ ROSATOM to quickly solve our energy crises.
Yep like just turkey just did
We are more than happy to help you, guys
@@skp8748 And Egypt, India and Bangladesh
My view is that Ukraine was pushing Russia too far. They absolutely can and should join the European Union. But NATO is a slap in the face to Russia and we all know that.
Adding Ukraine to NATO is an existential threat to Russia and isn’t an acceptable situation for them. It’s like having Russia putting a military base with tanks, planes and ships Ireland and expecting England to just be ok with it. Or if China had a military base in Tijuana with aircraft carriers, submarines and planes. There is no way that America would ever accept that.
Finland has joined NATO, it's just paperwork left to do now, Russia has said nothing about invading Finland?
Ukraine had asked to join NATO because of Russian aggression, 2014 invasion and the Crimea land grab
War criminal Putin wanted a warm water port, he stole Crimea from Ukraine to get it
And in 2014 Russia stole a lot of Ukraine's military equipment so he thought he could start a full scale invasion without any real fighting.
He was so our of touch he thought he had a good military, hahaha, corruption screwed all of Russia
Glory to Ukraine
ROSATAM building one nuclear power plant in Bangladesh with a power generation capacity of 2400 MW. Thus sanction on Rosatam could cause Bangladesh's power sector significantly however being not sanctioned by western countries allows the company to build the power plant on time and it will help Bangladesh to get clean energy at a competitive price.
How is nuclear energy clean
@@karthikeyanm.v8381 Because all the waste it produces can easily be buried in a pit of concrete in the ground.
As for reactors, they're actually quite safe if you design them right (people like to talk about the melt down in 2011, but that ignores the fact that it happened due to the backup generators being placed in the basement levels, and thus being doomed to flood, another nuclear reactor nearby did just fine).
@@jeromeace1282most of that waste is not even a waste, since spent fuel rods can be re used in breeder reactors to get thorium. Which is another type of nuclear fuel!
@@jeromeace1282 отходы можно отдать Росатому, у них есть технология с помощью которой из отходов можно произвести топливо, это называется замкнутый цикл, не имеет аналогов в мире
@@user-fn8jo2mo2d which is acitvely tested by Rosatom and the y building full cycle reactor
The nuclear powerplant in Paks is Hungary's only nuclear powerplant.It's 2 blocks provide Hungary's energysupply of 40~50% and they are quite old, they must be relativly soon shut down. Hungary already took a loan from Russia pre war to be able to build 2 new reactors instead of the old ones. Most of the preparation work is done, it received the permits and escavation started recently. If we cannot build those, we wont meet the stategic aim of decarbonisation, we might risk our countrys energy and economical stabilitiy
Why did they go with a Russian reactor?
@@dr.benjaminbird7631 Orban likes putler. And they are used to Sovjet / Russian tech.
@@dr.benjaminbird7631 It's the best for the buck. Also compatible with the existing one.
@@coderentity2079 No, it's extremely short sighted. Russian hydrocarbons were best for the buck, now look at where central Europe is.
@@coderentity2079 also there's no such thing as "compatible with the existing one" even reactors at the same plant are different from eachother. TMI unit 1 is has a slightly different layout in the basement than unit 2 and they were built within months of eachother by the same company.
Atoms must be used for peace, not war.
The ghost of President Eisenhower thanks you for quoting him. 😊
What a perfectly useless statement.
Funny thing is, under Yeltson, Soviet bombs core were being reprocessed into reactor fuel. You CAN have weapons for war and still use them for peace once those bombs reach their "expiration date".
Naivety in its most pure form.
Atoms came to existence so that things like us and other cellular organisms can roam the earth 😂 now we use them to kill one and another , the very thing that created us ….. to me scientist it’s like saying ohh all might drop down in our foes and kill them 🤣😂
I would love to ask you to make a similar video on the space program. Like how Russia ferries international astronauts to space. Thank you.
lot of footages used in this video are from ITER (international fusion project), wich is not a nuclear power plant.
Yes and literally every 5 seconds had to be a new song mixed with random footage
25% оборудования это росатом как раз
Diamonds and pipeline gas are also net sanctioned. But you are right, it'll be much more difficult to get alternatives to Rosatom.
So basically no sanction if it hurt us.
If you say "check this out" or "look at this" one more time...
seriously i know why its done that way but id rather look at channels that dont treat their audience like children
HALEU (high enrichment) fuel is an issue. DOE is partnering with Centrus to manufacture 16 advanced centrifuges for deployment at an enrichment facility in Piketon, Ohio. The new SMR from Terrapower is planning to use HAKEU fuel
Reduce their moral? That has more to do with its Zelensky foolishly attacking that same power plant. What are they to do leave it on and hope it doesn't melt down? Which do you prefer?
What a Story Man! I am so high & loved it ❤❤
Centrus Energy (LEU) is a domestic enricher of uranium that is building a new enrichment plant. It plans to begin producing later this year.
Hope germany wakes up, nuclear is great
We won’t, only if we suffer heavily.
Nah sleep tight
I wouldn't call it great considering the kind of waste it produces. But yeah, everything comes with its drawbacks. And Germany probably shouldn't have shut them all down so quickly and make itself dependent on Russia.
@@keepitraw1Is the switch to coal and oil not enough?
@@Sigkete nah starvation is needed
Why would you speed up the video? It's clearly visible, and it has a significant toll on the watching experience. If I want to speed up something, I have the option to do so in settings.
definitely needs an explaination
The sound in the video seems a bit sped up, what's up with that?
Do you smoke 2 packs a day or drink liters of coffee... ?
You finally learned how to pronounce "nuclear"
I wish I could give this comment more likes. I can’t express how traumatic that pronunciation was to my ears 😂
Isn't the nucular guy the hairy one?
Germany imported more coal from Russia in 2022 then all previous years. Sanctions you say?
And they allready had Helmuth Kohl for president😂
We should rapidly ramp up "domestic" (as in, NATO-sources at least) nuclear fuel sources. Greenland has quite a bit of uranium, apparently.
Hmm didn't an orange man run up and down about building domesticated industries before a few years ago? Must be my imagination
Just grab uranium from Australia. They have plenty!
Unfortunately is not going to happen. NATO countries besides France and South Korea absolutely hate nuclear for some reason. Germany almost closed all of its nuclear power plants and here in the US, the state I am living in (California) we literary only have 1 operating nuclear plant.
@@ThebigJJ621 South Korea is no a "NATO country" :)
Just import it from Australia et al
Rosatom is one of a few things today we can be proud of. Apart from its advances in nuclear plants construction and uranium enrichment during last years, it is also a leader of nuclear research. I’d apply for work in this company, if I had proper education. Rosatom has great potential. Europe won’t influence it much by any sanctions.
do they hire many non russians??
@@vatanak8146 We organized a college in Uzbekistan, and for 5 years were teaching Uzbek students, who will be operating the Rosatom reactors being built in Uzbekistan, paid by Uzbekistan. Smart approach...
@@terencemalik6415 do many people from IT area get hired? I am getting a CS deegre and if they hired people of the area it would be great
Well it’s easy to be the best in the business when you “recycle” all your nuclear waste by dumping it into the nearest lake or river
@@levismith7444 You're mad
One reason is they own a uranium mine in Canada that the USA had to approve
Thanks!
Very enlightening and makes total sense as to why Russia would occupy and defend the plant in Ukraine. They are not trying to take over control of the plant.. they are trying to protect their control of the of plant 👍thanks!
This is 1 of the best VisialPolitik thumbnails. Kudos to the artist.
More like kudos to the AI
Kudos to the machine
It's made by an AI man 🤣 the future is great
Well, what do you know no one wants to dirty their hands with radioactive stuff.
Do you speed up the footage? talk & movement is too fast
I think that the EU and the US will need time to restore their nuclear energy (if they want to do this) and this time will be spent by Russia to stop depending on the sale of enriched uranium and Rosatom, so even if sanctions are imposed on it, it will not be at all it will affect Russia. moreover, the US and the EU are not the whole world, but only a small part of it.
Does that mean that the nuclear powered subs, aircraft carriers, and cruisers would be fueled by Russian nuclear fuel?
My dear, you have and got not full information about RosAtom. Otherwise i missed it, but i think it should be main. In 2021 (every news agencies have lost it) Rosatom Corporation sterted to test new reactor, when worked fuel (or dumped fuelm or whatever you name it. the fuel that can't be used in production of energy again)/ Well RosAtom has created the reactor that can recycle that fuel once again, and then change rods and recycle again, and then again. and so on. It seems if that will be workink RosAtom will be capable to provide humanity with energy for next 3000 years with only stuff that was digged up, check RosAtom better
Which reactor is that?
The BN-800 is designed to use plutonium from decommissioned weapons. It can also use plutonium that has been separated from spent nuclear fuel, but that plutonium has to be refined to a similar degree. MOX fuels of this type are also used in the US. They are not a solution to nuclear waste as the used MOX fuel has greater disposal difficulties than ordinary UOX fuel. It is also much less easy to reprocess.
The BN-800 most certainly cannot re-use the spent fuel from other reactors in any straightforward manner.
You must be thinking of some other reactor type.
@@aaroncosier735it’s the salt reactor they made.
What is commissioner Gordon doing on the thumbnail?
Nice use of Midjourney or Stable diffusion for your Thumbnails.
Syria sanctions have been placed on a 6 month moratorium after the earthquake
So much for sanctions not hurting ordinary people.
Teeth whitening has made great strides in the last 5 years
Can get all the required materials in Canada for nuclear.
Too expensive to ship and extract, better to build EU chains
They should raise price
I just think that what the US and their allies are doing in General will no doubt give leverage to China in every single way .. Russia will adapt to this decoupling too and will be totally thrown into the Chinese sphere since it will have no interest at all with the west and the globe will fall into another cold war between 2 camps but this time it's not a communist one , It's a camp that can actually beat the west in the capitalistic game .. Way more countries around the world will fall into the Sino-Russian Camp with all the Chinese lucrative loans and efficient construction capacity and by time with aging Europe and the lack of Natural resources and the degradation of the industrial base due to higher production cost , the European economies will shrink and their influence around the globe will diminish which will in turn Weaken the western bloc influence in it's entirety ... In some years to come Europe first and the US shortly after will discover they've committed the greatest geopolitical mistake of their entire history by unnecessarily expanding NATO and isolating Russia .
China has a larger economy than the EU. So Russia does not need the EU. Add other countries to the mix like India, Iran, some African and Latin American nations and you can bypass the EU totally. What does the EU offer Russia, Louis Vuitton? The Russians can get the later from Dubai and Hong Kong.
"by unnecessarily expanding NATO and isolating Russia"-----By isolating Russia, yes. Expanding NATO, no. Countries sorrounding Russia are showing interest in joining NATO. Some people talk like everybody is being forced into NATO against their will. With regards to isolating Russia, this is a decision made by the USA to its own benefit, and the Europeans fell for it, because their relation with the USA is like that of a master and a slave.
You’ve nailed it !
@@User-jr7vf You somehow understand that NATO expansion is entirely willing yet somehow ignore why its happening.
During the cold war it was an anti USSR alliance, but afterwards everyone decided they liked being able to save money on military spending by making it the USA's problem.
Then came the post cold war members, those of the former warsaw pact who joined NATO because russia treated them how the USA treated south america, and ofc joining an opposing military alliance is just the natural thing to do in that case.
Btw the cheapest, safest, cleanest and most eff nuclear is thorium (molten salt) - doesn't need enrichment, plentiful (~3x more than U-238 and 300x U-235).
amazing story. the more I totally ignore this pathetic of a war at all
I had to check the playback speed, talking so fast
Excellent thumbnail 😂
A country that does not have own deposits of gas, oil, etc fuel cannot become "energy independent". This applies practically for all European ones with few exceptions. So the entire conflict is who will rule this market.
😂 Europe is a MINOR Market. It's literally imploding. China, ASEAN, AFRICA, MIDDLE EAST, SOUTH AMERICA, BRICS, makes European Market look like a Chihuahua standing beside a full grown Bull Elephant 🐘. In other words, Europe Needs Russia more than Russia needs Europe..
Turkey has some great fault lines perfect for nuclear power plants.
what do you mean?🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
@@ahmedmohamed-gx9xe I'm being sarcastic. Earthquakes and nuclear power are just a bad idea
there's strike slip fault( horizontal displacement fault) in California yet it have big nuclear power plant.
@@ahmedmohamed-gx9xe I know. They run a huge risk no matter how strong they built it. Incidentally, Turkey has recently been adding hydro electric dams. Also a bad idea in siesmicly active zones. The wieght of the water can trigger earthquakes as Alberta is finding with thier site C dam.
@@ronhilton4294 Turkiye is industrialized state for that it needs a lot of electricity.
so how do you suggest to to find that kind of electricity,
@2 min proper containment vessel
There's a whole lot of highly enriched uranium in those bombs. There's one part of the process easily done, and we have experience in converting nukes into fuel, so the quote about being able to start working on the issue by 2025 seems crazy slow. This is actual war, after all
I think this company has made headway.
I picked up on that too. Lol. Guess he missed it in the edit.
I'm assuming they are also responsible for maintaining nuclear weapons and producing plutonium?
The UK government have said they are not concerned as they have Ross Kemp !!
Dude is tweekin'😂
The good question should be: why anybody should be sanctionning Rosatom ?
Ahhhh, these inverted transitions are making me slightly nauseous, please restrict yourself to one or two axis's for a transition, not mirroring and then doing a side swipe/other transition. Could just be a mistake in editing? Nice vid otherwise. Too much movement with the mirrored y-axis every transition :(
Rosatom is not on par with anyone,,,its above all
Why does your voice sound slightly sped up?
Oh, so that's why we don't have more nuclear plants
Yeah, fearmongering around 3-mile Island and Chernobyl created hysteria over nuclear power. Fukushima gave that same anti-nuke crowd a booster shot. That stands in stark contrast to the history of the US Navy's nuclear power porgram.
I m always waiting for new episode from India♥
If i here you say "Ross-atom" one more time, I'll cut my ears off
That image made with Aİ???
Holy f*** i didint no about uranium and rosatom
Well germany had the means and the money for tapping into renewable energy sources but wasted it
I think you should try Crest White Strips.
Those music breaks were rediculuos, cut them and you could cut your talking speed by 10% and still finish int he same time :)
Minute 5:00 on-wards, pretty large section of repeated audio.
Rosatom is building Bangladesh's first nuclear power plant.
EU will probably it the same way they did for other things : sanctions any new contracts (construction, providing nuclear materials) but leave those already done or in an advance states (lot of money spent already) un sanctioned.
That way, EU can say it sanctionned Russia (for any future project with Russia) while leaving states with no other choice with their current contracts. (since Hungary and all states with Russian nuclear reactors can't change and choose another provider for compatibility issues and Hungary wants to block any sanctions unless it isn't concerned at all)
Aw, such a cute little US puppet.
EU is adorable now. Once colonialists, now the colonized.
How much of this was caused by bad management at Westinghouse and General Electric? Those 2 did a lot of the manufacturing and (what is left) of Westinghouse is owned by another company.
Love the accent
Source?.
one solution, move to CANDU reactors which use unenriched uranium fuel despite proliferation risk allegations or,
better solution, move to thorium cycle molten salt rectors (MSR) which are fueled with "waste" of other mining operations - MSR are reportedly much safer. Andrew Yang pushed this in his primary run.
For the US and Europe and other advanced allied nuclear power nations it's, "Buy from ROSATOM now while building up fissionable material and nuclear plant tech." This will permit them to wean off of ROSATOM's fuel supply in the near future.
By this future all will be changed
Rosatom is a part of ITER, so it cannot be replaced.
Dude why do you have to randomly put a random new song every 5 seconds to unnecessarily hype shit up
Reminds me of when Hellary Clinton sold off America’s Uranium One company to Putin:(
USA had a nuclear power plant in 1951, actually. The Experimental Breeder Reactor I in Arco, Idaho.
What if Russia threatens to ban the exports of Rosatom to the West unless certain citera are meet.
Not now but soon...
Great insights! Never heard of ROSATOM until now! Frankly, asides germany, Russia is the most powerful force in europe. US & its sanctions can't tame the Kremlin to adopt a pro-west agenda. On the enrichment list, Russia & China account for more than half the global supply. Iran & North Korea have enrichment plants and are alloed with Russia & China.
Europe should have never turned its back on Russia in order to satisfy the criminal anglosaxon clique that has messed up Europe by supporting a criminal Ukronazi regime!
this company is our humanity best at carbo neutral tech. why for sake of mankind. stop this company ? its the best humans have. forget Ukraine for a minute.
This is the best we have
ROSATOM
Putin's last card : nuclear bombs (not fuel)!
06:59 - Bangladesh 🇧🇩 is on Russias 🇷🇺 nuclear R&D?
Yes Russia is building Bangladesh first nuclear reactors
fam i love ur clips but just one thing whats up with ur teeth color ?
Smoking, Coffee and no brushing
So… where does Westinghouse Nuclear program fit in to all this ?
Many don’t realise that Kyiv had agreed to allow Westinghouse to install a new system in to the Zaporizija nuclear plant that would increase the amount of power it was producing. Ironically, the day that program was set to begin was the day Russia invaded.
It doesn't. The AP-1000 nuclear reactor builds have been catastrophic failures. The fuel thing is far less of an issue one way or another then the ability to actually build a reactor on time and on budget. Russia, China and Korea are the competitors in that, nobody else is worth mentioning.
If the west wants to change that they're going to have to put their bigboy pants on and actually build shit. A dozen GW of nuclear focused on a couple designs could likely get the western nuclear industry reasonably functional again, though likely still slower and more expensive then Rosatom but functional enough that those in the western camp will be able to commit to more then 1/2 reactors here and there.
A tiny remark. I Simon is not easy to replace, English is his language. However I can live with an American accent. What I can't get used to is the speed you are using. It isn't a competition, I watch something to learn from, however it needs to be at a speed understandable to people that might not able to translate at your speed. Slow down soon or loose viewers. It really is up to you.
The green party is the worst thing that happen to France energy
People don't realize that French politics has an anti-nuclear streak almost as bad as Germany.
@@gregorymalchuk272 It is getting better for now, we need to see how it will evolve but the last 20 years where horrible
We have a nuclear plant under construction of 2400MW. US sanction on Russian ships slowed our construction but it is expected to be operation in 2024.
Fuel
I’ve got the same fake tooth
Can someone tell him to go see the dentist plz
Don't tell me you pick this topic from vintage they recently discussed this 🤔
7.5 minute until he answered 😩
the 'global economy' is the global economy .. the big question is the reason why the US at what ever the cost to everyone, will not ease back a bit on it's obsession with total dominance ..
Author, thanks for the true story, but please tell about new nuclear stations that run on nuclear garbage and produce new nuclear fuel for old type nuclear stations that run on old generation types. Close cycle of using same fuel with no limits( no costs!!!!!) Checkmate!
It is the americans compagnies are the state ones as McDonald's, Exxon, chevron..... Bcs when th us government urges tgem to quit any market lije russia , they do not think. They have juste to apply the order.
the EU wants 1) enriched Uranium to be present in EU ( for energy or weapons )
2) EU does NOT want Uranium accumulation in Russia.
buying it solves both the purposes.
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