Rosatom announced the solution of financial problems during the construction of the Akkuyu NPP

Kirill Komarov, Director of the Development and International Business Unit at Rosatom State Corporation, said on September 28 that the financial problems associated with the construction of the Akkuyu nuclear power plant in Turkey caused by the blocking of $2 billion in the United States had been successfully resolved.

"Thanks to the support of the government of the Russian Federation, these financial issues were successfully resolved," the Turkish Anadolu agency quoted him as saying.

According to Komarov, the project is now fully funded. The number of employees at the site has been increased and work continues to complete the construction of all four nuclear power units by the end of 2028.

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