US EditionTrump promises ‘big, big problems’ if Zelenskyy backs out of minerals deal
- Ukraine is revising an agreement with the United States for preferential access to its natural resources, according to a senior Ukrainian official who spoke to AFP.
- Donald Trump warned Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of 'big, big problems' if Ukraine backs out of the minerals deal, which aims to benefit both countries economically.
- Discussions are ongoing, with the Ukrainian team updating Zelenskyy on negotiations and preparing their position for the U.S., according to the anonymous official.
- The proposed deal could potentially conflict with Ukraine's obligations to the European Union, as Europe has shown interest in the agreement.
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After Ukraine and NATO Are Spun Off, Who’s Next? - LewRockwell
Moon of Alabama observes that Trump’s mineral deal with Ukraine creates indefinite indentured servitude for western Ukraine. Trump seems to see himself as General MacArthur to Zelensky’s Hirohito, after a great defeat, rather than two losers who a provoked – and lost – a war with Russia. As some have noted, a deal like this with the Americans may make unconditional surrender to a wealthy and Slav-sympatico Russia a far better alternative for the…
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