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India, Russia  discuss  small modular  reactor, push  for  completion of  Kudankulam  

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Last updated: 2023/12/30 at 10:25 AM
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 During EAM Jaishankar’s visit to Russia, the two sides discussed  opening  northern  sea routes  following  Houthi attacks on commercial shipping in  the  Red Sea.  

 India and Russia have decided to expand  civil  nuclear cooperation, with Moscow  ready  to share technology for a small modular reactor used  for  power generation, even as  the two  sides  work to complete into phase 1 of  the  6,000 MW  Kudankulam  Nuclear Project  in  Tamil.  Nadu, according to people familiar  with  the matter.  Small  modular reactors – these are advanced nuclear reactors  –  have  power production capacities ranging from 75 MW to 300 MW. 

 Indian Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar today completed  a  five-day  visit to Russia  and the people  quoted  above said  both  sides are pushing  for the commissioning of reactors  3 and 4 while  accelerating  work on  reactors  5 and 6  of  the Kudankulam nuclear  project. This is the  time when the  6,600 MW  Kovvada nuclear project  supported by Westinghouse  and the  9,900 MW Jaitapur nuclear project  supported by Areva  are  deadlocked due to  price negotiations.  Currently, only Kudankulam reactors No.  1 and  No.  2  are  operating,  providing  2,000 MW  of electricity to the country.  While Jaishankar met Russian  Deputy Prime Minister  Denis Manturov and  Foreign Minister Sergei  Lavrov, he had a rare and unexpected interaction with Russian President Vladimir Putin on December 27. It is  known  that Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed  regret to  Mr.  Putin for not  visiting Moscow. 

For  this year’s  annual summit  due to  its commitment to  the G20 summit, with  assurances  that the 2024 summit  will take place.  

  Jaishankar’s  visit to Russia comes  as he  takes over  as chairman  of the BRICS  platform  and the two countries are looking at future joint ventures  on  military systems  along  the lines of the Brahmos missile and  AK-rifle projects. 203  under  “Rubric Aatmanirbhar  Bharat”  (Autonomous India). The source mentioned above said that one  of the  possible joint venture  areas  is the  production  of  multi-purpose helicopters  Kamov 226  T.  

 While President Putin  appreciates India’s  strategic autonomy under Modi, New Delhi has  tried  to maintain close ties with Moscow without China  entering  the bilateral equation. Russia supplies nearly 65%  ​​of India’s  military  equipment  and it is understood that  both  sides need to  increase supplies of  spare  parts, which  have been hit by delays due to  the  war  between Russia and  Ukraine.  As  three out of five S-400 surface-to-air missile systems have been  transferred to India  by  Russia,  New Delhi  plans to receive  an Akula-class nuclear-powered attack submarine  under  a long-term lease from Moscow  by  2025, the  agency said. 

  Amid attacks by  Iran-backed  Houthi forces on  commercial  ships  in the Red  and  Arabian  Seas,  India is also  in  talks with Russia to explore the  Northern Sea Route  in  a  worst-case scenario. 

One  of the consequences  of global warming caused by the climate crisis is that the  Northern Sea Route  for commercial shipping  can be used  for  much  of the year without fear of  ice and  frost. bad  weather.  When  India  invested  in the oil and gas sector in northern Russia, it was President Putin who supplied crude  oil  to  the country  at  a discount  to ensure  oil prices did not  skyrocket  due to  the war in Ukraine. 

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