US passes bill banning Russian uranium, leaves loopholes open

Logo of Russian atomic energy agency Rosatom (AFP)

The United States passed a bill on Monday temporarily banning Russian imports, however, it includes loopholes that enable US buyers to continue their trade relationship with Moscow. The law was approved by the US Congress and signed by President Joe Biden on May 13.

Although the legislative norm is valid and is expected to be lifted on December 31, 2040, the US Department of Energy in consultation with the State Department and Department of Commerce has the right to continue uranium deliveries with Russia in cases that serve Washington’s interests until January 1, 2028.

The initiative to ban Russian uranium imports was initially submitted by Republican Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers to the US House of Representatives in February 2023, backed by Wyoming Senator John Barrasso in March with the introduction of a similar initiative to the Senate. US reliance on Russian imports […]

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