Rosatom, the Russian state nuclear energy company, uses a Dutch subsidiary to move “hundreds of millions in profits,” Dutch media outlet NOS reported, citing a report from Rosatom’s subsidiary, Uranium One Cooperative. Rosatom controls over 40% of the global uranium market and 17% of the international reactor fuel. Rosatom’s foreign order portfolio has been valued at $200 billion, and it includes the construction of over 20 nuclear reactors in various countries, such as India, Turkey, and Egypt. The U.S. Treasury imposed sanctions on Rosatom last April. EU didn’t follow suit. According to NOS,…