"Welcome back to Fox News Television. Breaking news: following talks with the Africa Union, the Tanzania Government will intervene in the Mkuju River uranium mine rights transfer case."
"The Mkuju River deposit is rich in nuclear materials, and the country's Government transferred the mining rights to Uranium Ten in 2005."
"Uranium Ten is a subsidiary of the Russian Federation's State Atomic Energy Corporation. It is committed to safely mining uranium resources and promoting the development of nuclear energy worldwide."
"But due to the sluggish uranium market in recent years, the company had to slow down its mining operations. On top of that, with the domestic situation unstable, Uranium Ten had no choice but to seek a transfer of the mining rights. It ultimately decided to transfer them to Roxxon Energy Group for $200 million."
"However, the Tanzania Government suddenly intervened. The local Government pointed out that Uranium Ten had failed to meet the mining quotas stipulated in the contract, had not met national environmental regulations, and had paid significantly less in taxes and fees than expected,
and planned to revoke Uranium Ten's mining rights and purchase the facilities and equipment at the deposit at cost, as stipulated in the contract. The estimated price should be $7 million, far below Uranium Ten's investment."
"From $200 million to $7 million. Uranium Ten has strongly condemned the local government, calling this an act of robbery. It has already entrusted all rights of disposal to Roxxon Energy Group."
"There are reports that Roxxon Energy Group is seeking international assistance and setting up an arbitration tribunal to resolve the dispute."
The American military would intervene.
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