Russia Proposes Joint Rare Earth Mining with US in Occupied Ukrainian Territories
- Russia expressed an openness to economic cooperation with the United States, including energy and rare earth minerals.
- U.S. President Donald Trump mentioned he believes Putin wants to make a deal, emphasizing the benefits of cooperation.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin highlighted readiness to collaborate with American companies on mining rare earth deposits in occupied Ukraine.
- Special envoy Kirill Dmitriev stated that Russia believes U.S.-Russia economic cooperation is key for a resilient global economy.
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‘Trump says whatever he wants’ Putin comments on rare earth metals, U.S.-Russia relations, and slashing defense spending in new interview
Saying “whatever he wants” is a privilege that comes with being the leader of a great power, Vladimir Putin said of U.S. President Donald Trump in an interview published on Monday, the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Russian propagandist Pavel Zarubin, who released the interview on Telegram, began by asking Putin about rare earth metals, referencing a video call the Russian president held with officials earlier in th
The Russians would give Ukrainian minerals to the Americans, but they do not want European troops
European and other countries can participate in talks to resolve the conflict in Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin said in an interview with Russian state television. But it is also ready for American investments in occupied Ukrainian territory. “These are our historical territories that have returned to the composition of Russia,” he added, alluding to the Ukrainian regions annexed by Russia during the war in Ukraine. US President Donald Trump …
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