Russia is reportedly open to international cooperation on the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, including with the US, but insists the facility must remain Russian, according to Tass

Russia's willingness to cooperate on the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant indicates a potential easing of tensions around this critical facility, which could have implications for regional stability and energy security.

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However, their insistence on maintaining Russian control suggests underlying friction that might hinder substantial progress. This dynamic could influence commodity markets, particularly in energy and metals, as well as related currencies like the USD and EUR, as participants reassess risk appetites.

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