US Cracks Down on Russian Oil Buyers. But It Can Keep Buying Uranium From Moscow
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It is crazy, were buying Uranium from Russia: Ex-US NSA McMaster backs tariff guns on Moscow buyers, calls for empathy toward India - The Tribune
Former US National Security Advisor Lt Gen HR McMaster (Retd) on Friday urged Washington to deploy legislative "tariff guns" against major buyers of Russian energy while simultaneously admitting to stark Western inconsistencies, calling continued US reliance on Russian nuclear fuel "nuts".
US targets India with 100% tariffs over Russian oil, but spares uranium: What the sanctions bill says
US House-passed bill lets Trump impose up to 100% tariffs on countries like India, China buying Russian oil/gas. But Section 114 exempts US-Russia civilian nuclear deals and uranium imports, since Russia supplies ~26% of US reactor enrichment needs, per EIA 2025 data.
US Targets India Over Russian Oil, But Allows Russian Uranium: A Double Standard?
Washington is stepping up pressure on countries such as India and China over their continued purchase of Russian oil and gas. The argument from the US is that money from these energy purchases helps Russia fund its war in Ukraine. But
US cracks down on Russian oil buyers. But it can keep buying uranium from Moscow
A new US sanctions bill targets countries buying Russian oil and gas while preserving limited nuclear dealings with Moscow. The carve-out highlights Washington's continued reliance on Russian uranium-linked supplies despite broader pressure over Ukraine.
Hungary is still "sitting" on Russian oil, and Hungary fears US "punishable" duties because it buys Russian energy resources, but promises to get off Russian oil needles in the short term. This is reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to the statement made by Deputy Marton Gaydu, head of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Hungarian Parliament, on Facebook. Hungary was frightened by the "Hadian sanctions" of the United States in Hungary to see…
Márton Hajdu, who met with Republican representatives in Washington, requested that Hungary be exempted from US punitive tariffs targeting major buyers of Russian energy. According to the Tisza politician, a plan to reduce energy dependence on Russia will be ready soon, and he also requested American support for expanding alternative purchasing options. The action is given special weight by the fact that the US House of Representatives has also …
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