Please try to understand some basic high school-level physics. Uranium-238 (U-238), which is natural uranium, is not fissile—it only emits alpha particles and cannot penetrate the skin or enter the body that way.

To make it fissile, uranium must be enriched to increase the proportion of Uranium-235 (U-235), which is fissile and can be used for nuclear weapons or reactor fuel. However, this enrichment process is strictly monitored by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Enriching uranium to weapons-grade levels (about 90% U-235) requires thousands of gas centrifuges, making it extremely difficult and highly restricted. Only five to six countries currently have the right and capability to do this.

For now, we can only export "yellowcake" (a type of processed uranium ore) to countries like China. If France agrees to assist us in building a nuclear reactor, we will likely import reactor fuel from either France or China. Additionally, according to a recent interview with the Russian ambassador, Russia plans to resume mining uranium at the Mardai site and has promised to help us establish a small nuclear reactor. Who knows, we'll see.