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According to analysts at the British Center for Strategic Advantage (CSA), cited by the Financial Times, Russia will directly or indirectly control a third of the world's uranium production within the next 15 years. The projection highlights Moscow's growing leverage over global nuclear fuel supply chains even amid Western sanctions over the war in Ukraine. The report underscores concerns among Western policymakers about dependence on Russian-linked uranium sources as sanctions regimes struggle to curb Moscow's influence in strategic energy and materials markets.