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July 25, 2026

Germany Turns To Russia For Nuclear Power That America Can’t Build Anymore

By: Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Western Subscribers

An informative new Security Council (SC) report circulating in the Kremlin today first noting Ukraine Nazi Regime supporter German Chancellor Friedrich Merz admitted on Monday: “Germany’s prolonged energy crisis was caused by the loss of Russian gas supplies”, says this admission was joined two days later with the news: “Germany on Wednesday approved an application by French firm Framatome to produce nuclear fuel rods under a licensing agreement with state-backed Russian firms despite political concerns”.

As to why Germany turned to Russian global nuclear energy giant Rosatom and its French subsidiary to help solve its energy crisis, about which was grimly revealed: “Manufacturing has been hit particularly hard, especially the automotive sector. BASF, Bosch, Volkswagen, and more than a dozen other German manufacturers have closed factories since 2022...In June, Volkswagen, the country's largest automaker, announced four plant closures and up to 100,000 job cuts”, this report notes, world renowned retired CIA senior analyst Larry Johnson, in his intelligence report “America Knows Nukes. It Just Can’t Build Them Anymore” released yesterday, factually documented:

The nuclear age is entering a new chapter. As climate deadlines loom and energy security rattles Western capitals, the countries that can actually build nuclear plants are discovering that atomic power is no longer just electricity. It is leverage.

And right now, the United States is sitting on the sidelines with a stack of brilliant blueprints it cannot afford to construct.

In the pine barrens of eastern Georgia, two hulking concrete domes finally began splitting atoms last year, two decades after they were first imagined. The Vogtle nuclear plant’s Units 3 and 4 cost more than $30 billion, ran seven years late, and nearly bankrupted their builder. They are, by most technical measures, engineering triumphs. They are also a tombstone.

Vogtle is the first new American nuclear reactor project to cross the finish line in more than thirty years. In that same span, China built sixty. Russia built a global empire. And the United States— the nation that lit the first commercial reactor in 1957, that perfected the light-water design the world still uses, that once dominated the atom the way it dominated the microchip—has forgotten how to pour the concrete, bend the steel, and balance the books.

While America was arguing with itself, Moscow built something simpler: a sales machine.

Rosatom, Russia’s state nuclear giant, does not merely sell reactors. It sells a relationship. Need a power plant? Rosatom will design it, finance it, build it, fuel it, train your operators, and haul away the waste. The package comes wrapped in low-interest loans from Russian state banks and a geopolitical wink: we will be your energy partner for sixty years. Just sign here.

The product itself—the VVER-1200—is not revolutionary. It is a sturdy, evolutionary pressurized water reactor that Rosatom has learned to build efficiently at home and replicate abroad. What makes it irresistible to buyers from Turkey to Egypt to Bangladesh is the certainty Moscow offers in a field where certainty is rare. No messy private shareholders. No NRC-style labyrinth. No utility board sweating quarterly earnings while concrete cures.

The results speak for themselves. Rosatom currently controls roughly 70 percent of the global reactor export market. Its foreign order book stretches across four continents.

And because Russia also enriches nearly half the world’s reactor fuel, its customers quickly discover that buying the plant was only the beginning of the dependency.

Plunging Germany into its worst energy crisis in modern times, this report concludes, was the Nord Stream pipelines sabotage, about which was recently revealed: “German prosecutors have filed charges against a Ukrainian national over the blowing up of the Nord Stream pipelines under the Baltic Sea in 2022”—the German newspaper Ostdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung revealed yesterday: “The German government has refused to clarify whether it received warnings ahead of the Nord Stream sabotage”—a revelation followed by the Ministry of Defense (MoD) announcing that Russian battlegroups eliminated over 1,480 Ukrainian Nazi soldiers during the past day—and world-renowned American international relations scholar Professor John Mearsheimer at the University of Chicago proclaimed yesterday: “No amount of Western weapons can overcome Moscow’s massive advantage in air power...The Russians are going to win this war and Ukraine is going to emerge as a dysfunctional rump state”.

[Note: Some words and/or phrases appearing in quotes in this report are English language approximations of Russian words/phrases having no exact counterpart.]

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[Note: The word Kremlin (fortress inside a city) as used in this report refers to Russian citadels, including in Moscow, having cathedrals wherein female Schema monks (Orthodox nuns) reside, many of whom are devoted to the mission of the Sisters of Sorcha Faal.]

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