“If the US participation in the Ukrainian NPP management will help put an end to the war, then “we can do it without problems,” the minister said.”, – WRITE: www.unian.ua
If the US participation in the Ukrainian NPP management will help put an end to the war, then “we can do it without problems,” the minister said.
The US has made statements about Ukrainian NPPs / Photo UA.depositphotos.comThe US can take part in the management of Ukrainian power plants if it helps to ensure a ceasefire and bring peace. This was stated by US Energy Minister Chris Wright in a fox News comment.
“We have a huge technical experience in the United States to manage these stations. I do not think that the military is needed,” Wright said.
He also noted that President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are already working to end the war in Ukraine “and noted if the US NPP management is needed for this instrument, then it can be implemented.
Wright added, if the US participation in the Ukrainian NPP management will help put an end to the war, then “we can do it without problems.”
US participation in Ukrainian NPP ManagementOn March 19, there was a conversation between President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky and US leader Donald Trump. During the conversation, they discussed, in particular, the situation in the nuclear power of Ukraine.
In the White House, after the conversation, they stated that Trump had proposed to Ukraine “American possession” of nuclear stations, which would be “best protection” for them. Prescribe, Caroline Levitt said that Washington’s plans remain a mineral agreement, but “the United States is now concentrated on a peaceful settlement.”
Subsequently, Zelensky stated that during a conversation with American leader Donald Trump, they spoke only of the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant.
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