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[[File:2015-08-07-d47f891b large.jpg|right|350px|thumb|Some of the details of the Uranium One deal and "the future of the energy industry" were worked out in a private meeting between Bill Clinton. Frank Giustra, and Kazatomprom President Moukhtar Dzhakishev in Chappaqua, New York on February 27, 2007. The 'Russian Reset' was necessary to complete the deal.]]

[[File:2015-08-07-d47f891b large.jpg|right|350px|thumb|Some of the details of the Uranium One deal and "the future of the energy industry" were worked out in a private meeting between Bill Clinton. Frank Giustra, and Kazatomprom President Moukhtar Dzhakishev in Chappaqua, New York on February 27, 2007. The 'Russian Reset' was necessary to complete the deal.]]

:''Main article:'' [[Uranium One bribery scandal]]

:''Main article:'' [[Uranium One bribery scandal]]

The team of Mueller and Rosenstein essentially allowed Russian oligarchs to extort millions from American energy companies and consumers, and quietly swept it under the rug while the [[Clinton Foundation]] walked away with $150 million for brokering the Uranium One deal between Clinton donors and Russian oligarchs who were under DOJ/FBI investigation at the time.

The team of Mueller and Rosenstein essentially allowed Russian oligarchs to extort millions from American energy companies and consumers, and quietly swept it under the rug while the [[Clinton Foundation]] walked away with $150 million for brokering the Uranium One deal between Clinton donors and Russian oligarchs who were under DOJ/FBI investigation at the time.<ref>https://70news.wordpress.com/tag/rod-rosentein/</ref>

Vadim Mikerin was a Director of the Pan American Department of Tenex (Techsnabexport) from about 2004 through about 2010, and was the President of Tenam (its American distribution arm) from about October 2010 through about October 2014. Tenex and Tenam are subsidiaries of the Russian nuclear giant, Rosatom. Mikerin's bosses are Russian oligarchs connected to [[Vladimir Putin]]. Tenam attempted to bring common accepted business practices in Russia to the United States - kickbacks for the award of contracts.<ref>"In a highly competitive environment, it is difficult to hide unreasonable payments. Competitors and colleagues will certainly inform [[law enforcement]] agencies. Our people forget that in the United States they are in other conditions - there they will not reckon with their status and the importance of contracts, "- says former Russian Prosecutor General Yuri Skuratov.</ref> Tenam serviced 19 contracts, directly and indirectly, with 12 American energy companies<!--totaling approximately $5.8 billion at the time of their termination under the sanctions-->. The contracts were for the transport of Russian uranium from dismantled nuclear bombs to burn in American nuclear power plants under the "Megatons to Megawatts" program. Since the 1990s until sanctions the program is said to have generated about 10% of all electricity in the United States.

Vadim Mikerin was a Director of the Pan American Department of Tenex (Techsnabexport) from about 2004 through about 2010, and was the President of Tenam (its American distribution arm) from about October 2010 through about October 2014. Tenex and Tenam are subsidiaries of the Russian nuclear giant, Rosatom. Mikerin's bosses are Russian oligarchs connected to [[Vladimir Putin]]. Tenam attempted to bring common accepted business practices in Russia to the United States - kickbacks for the award of contracts.<ref>"In a highly competitive environment, it is difficult to hide unreasonable payments. Competitors and colleagues will certainly inform [[law enforcement]] agencies. Our people forget that in the United States they are in other conditions - there they will not reckon with their status and the importance of contracts, "- says former Russian Prosecutor General Yuri Skuratov.</ref> Tenam serviced 19 contracts, directly and indirectly, with 12 American energy companies<!--totaling approximately $5.8 billion at the time of their termination under the sanctions-->. The contracts were for the transport of Russian uranium from dismantled nuclear bombs to burn in American nuclear power plants under the "Megatons to Megawatts" program. Since the 1990s until sanctions the program is said to have generated about 10% of all electricity in the United States.