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US Energy Secretary is OK With US Taking Control of Ukraine's Nuclear Plants

US Energy Secretary Chris Wright has said that he sees no problem with the possible transfer of control over Ukraine’s nuclear power plants to the United States.
Sputnik
On Wednesday, US President Donald Trump told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that US ownership of Ukraine’s electrical grid and nuclear power plants would provide the best protection for that infrastructure.

"Oh, certainly, we have immense technical expertise in the United States to run those plants … if it was helpful to achieve that end [settling the Ukraine conflict], they have the US-run nuclear power plants in Ukraine. No problem. We can do that."

Chris Wright
US Secretary of Energy
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He also added that the realization of the initiative will not require US troops on the ground.
Later in the day, Wright told reporters that the US government is not yet discussing the transfer of electric and nuclear power plants in Ukraine under Washington's control.
Wright noted that currently Trump’s agenda is aimed more at the production of energy resources within the United States itself.