<div id="readability-page-1">Despite rising tensions, Russia remains a major supplier of uranium for U.S. nuclear power plants. While reactors operate on American soil, much of their fuel still comes from abroad. This dependency raises difficult questions about energy security and long-term strategy. This video examines how the U.S. reached this point—and why changing course isn’t simple.</div>

<p>The U.S. continues to depend on Russia for uranium supply for its nuclear power plants, despite geopolitical tensions. This reliance poses challenges for energy security and strategic planning, as shifting away from this dependency is complex.</p>

Why the US still depends on Russia for nuclear fuel