China and Russia are deepening cooperation on a key atomic technology that has Pentagon planners on edge because of its potential to upset the global balance of nuclear weapons.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping announced a long-term deal to continue developing so-called fast-neutron reactors. The announcement came among a raft of agreements presented late on Tuesday following Xi’s three-day visit to Moscow, which also touched on topics from energy to news broadcasting.
Congress has been pushing the White House to crack down on what it views as “dangerous” ties between Rosatom and the China National Nuclear Corp. Despite sanctions over its invasion of Ukraine, Russia’s nuclear exports have surged over the last year, boosting the Kremlin’s revenue and cementing its influence over a new generation of global buyers. It’s the world’s biggest supplier of nuclear reactors and fuel. China’s fast-reactors, which use liquid metal instead of water to moderate operation, are based on Russian technology.
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