Russia and India signed an agreement that commits Russia to build four additional power reactors at Kudankulam. It appears that one of the conditions of the contract is that Russia will supply the reactors with fuel and then will take spent fuel back. It is expected that the reactors will be placed under IAEA safeguards under the India-IAEA agreement that is being negotiated right now.
Russian-Indian agreement on Kudankulam
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