Safety risks of the planned cooperation between Framatome and the Rosatom subsidiary TVEL in the Lingen fuel element factory

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Original text of the question(s):<br /> <br /> Does the Federal Government see the planned French-Russian cooperation between Framatome and the Rosatom subsidiary TVEL in the Lingen fuel element factory as a possible threat to internal or external security, also against the background of its own "Action Plan to Defend Hybrid Threats", which includes, among other things, measures in the area of counter-espionage and the protection of critical infrastructure and with which the Federal Government is reacting to the growing number and intensity of hybrid threats against Germany, which emanate in particular from Russia (www.ndr.de/nachrichten/niedersachsen/osnabrueck_emsland/brennelemente-fabrik-niedersachsen-prueft-kooperation-mit-russland,framatome-100.html and www.bundesregierung.de/breg-de/aktuelles/start-nationaler-sicherheitsrat-2392476), and if not, why not, and in the opinion of the federal government and federal security authorities it can be ruled out that Russian personnel Through the planned collaboration between Framatome and Rosatom/TVEL in Lingen, will you gain insights into safety-relevant nuclear manufacturing processes, and if so, how?

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1. 6 March 2026

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   Safety risks of the planned cooperation between Framatome and the Rosatom subsidiary TVEL in the Lingen fuel element factory

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