US EditionUS and Ukraine sign natural resources deal and agree to establish investment fund
- The United States and Ukraine signed an economic and mineral resources deal in Washington on Wednesday, establishing a joint investment fund.
- The agreement followed lengthy negotiations and pressure by President Donald Trump amid more than three years of war and surging Ukrainian civilian casualties.
- The agreement comprises a primary contract along with technical documents that detail a Reconstruction Investment Fund where both parties share equal decision-making power, while Ukraine maintains complete authority over its natural resources, infrastructure, and subsoil.
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent explained that the collaboration enables the United States to participate in Ukraine’s economic development by tapping into its growth potential, while the newly established fund is expected to draw investments from around the world.
- The deal signals ongoing U.S. Commitment to Ukraine's economic recovery and peace process, requiring Ukrainian parliamentary ratification and aiming to improve investment climate despite complex peace negotiations.
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BREAKING NEWS: Donald Trump has approved the first shipment of U.S. military gear to Ukraine since taking office, The Times reports. The move follows the long-awaited minerals deal between the United States and Ukraine. According to the Kyiv Post, the Trump administration has notified Congress of plans to allow direct commercial sales (DCS) of defense equipment worth $50 million or more. Source
The U.S. and Ukraine Agree to Establish 'The Reconstruction Investment Fund' - teleSUR English
U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent hailed the agreement as a ‘historic economic partnership.’ On Wednesday, the U.S. Treasury Department announced that the United States and Ukraine have signed an agreement to establish the U.S.-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund. RELATED: Ukrainian Drone Strike Kills Seven Civilians at a Market in Kherson “This economic partnership positions our two countries to work collaboratively and invest together to ensu…
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