US EditionAt least 9 dead in drone strikes after US and Ukraine sign minerals deal
- On Thursday, a Ukrainian drone strike targeted a market in Oleshky, resulting in at least seven fatalities and over 20 injuries, while a separate Russian drone attack in Odesa caused two deaths and wounded 15 others.
- These attacks coincided with Kyiv and Washington signing a long-anticipated agreement granting the U.S. Access to Ukraine’s mineral resources to support military and financial aid.
- The agreement signed in Washington creates a collaborative investment fund aimed at Ukraine’s rebuilding, grants Kyiv authority over resource extraction, and includes no repayment obligations to the United States.
- Former Economy Minister Tymofiy Mylovanov described the deal as a 'huge political and diplomatic win' despite 'unimaginable pressure,' while Russian officials criticized it as Ukraine surrendering national wealth for military aid.
- Experts warn that mining development will take years due to infrastructure damage and conflict, making financial benefits uncertain despite hopes the deal will sustain U.S. Support for Ukraine.
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News & RecordRussia and Ukraine exchange drone strikes
KYIV, Ukraine — A Ukrainian drone attack left at least seven people dead and a Russian strike on Odesa killed two people on Thursday, officials said, just hours after Kyiv and Washington signed a long-anticipated agreement granting U.S. access to…
Ukrainian drone attack kills at least 7 people hours after Kyiv and Washington's mineral agreement - The Mirror
More deaths were reported in Ukraine on land occupied by Russia where seven people were killed in a drone attack, hours after Kyiv signed the minerals deal with the US
At least 9 dead in drone strikes after U.S. and Ukraine sign minerals deal
A Ukrainian drone attack left at least seven people dead and a Russian strike on Odesa killed two people on Thursday, officials said, just hours after Kyiv and Washington signed a long-anticipated agreement granting U.S. access to Ukraine’s mineral resources.
U.S. and Ukraine reach minerals deal
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) - The U.S. and Ukraine signed the long-awaited minerals deal President Donald Trump wanted as payback for the military aid sent to the country during its war with Russia. "We'll move it and operationalize it as fast as we possibly can," Stephen Miller, the White House deputy chief of staff, said Thursday. Miller said the signatures will turbocharge investment for both countries. "But it's meant to pay back the United State…
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