"Turkey has no intention of giving up its cooperation with Russia in the field of civilian nuclear power, because of the situation in the central Japanese Fukushima-1," said Turkish Prime Minister Redjep Erdoga, to outcome of his visit to Moscow on March 15 and 16, reports the online daily Gazeta mosocovite.
ru. The two countries pledge to continue construction of the first Turkish nuclear power plant "Akkuyu," performed by the Russian company Atomstroiexport. The plant consists of four reactors with a power of 1.2 GW, is to be built in the Mediterranean province of Mersin, seismic region. Turkey calls on Russia to revise upward the security guarantees, the plant was already supposed to withstand an earthquake of force 8.
ru. The two countries pledge to continue construction of the first Turkish nuclear power plant "Akkuyu," performed by the Russian company Atomstroiexport. The plant consists of four reactors with a power of 1.2 GW, is to be built in the Mediterranean province of Mersin, seismic region. Turkey calls on Russia to revise upward the security guarantees, the plant was already supposed to withstand an earthquake of force 8.
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