Putin and Uzbekistan President discuss Middle East and NPP progress
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Reported Facts
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- •Putin and Mirziyoyev held talks on March 24, 2026, covering the Middle East conflict.
- •Rosatom started pouring concrete at the nuclear power plant site in Uzbekistan on March 24, 2026.
- •The Kremlin confirmed the start of concrete work as a key milestone in the Uzbekistan nuclear project.
- •The meeting included discussions on advancing the nuclear power plant construction.
- •The nuclear power plant project involves Russian technology and expertise.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Russia and Uzbekistan deepen cooperation on the nuclear power plant Uzbekistan could increase its energy independence and Russia could strengthen its influence in Central Asia.
Market Exposure
CommodityUraniumUpward Pressure
The start of concrete pouring at Uzbekistan's nuclear power plant signals progress in nuclear energy projects, increasing demand for uranium.
This is not investment advice. Market exposure is based on conditional event analysis.
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Primary Sources (4)
RURBC (RU)«Росатом» начал бетонные работы на площадке АЭС в УзбекистанеRUTASS (EN)Russian and Uzbek leaders discuss start of concrete work at NPP in Uzbekistan — KremlinRUInterfax (RU)Путин обсудил с президентом Узбекистана конфликт на Ближнем ВостокеRUInterfax (RU)"Росатом" начал заливку бетона на АЭС в Узбекистане