Ukraine reassures Brussels by drawing red lines on US minerals deal

Ukraine Seeks U.S. Investment Without Jeopardizing EU Aspirations

Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal emphasized Thursday that any minerals agreement with the U.S. must not undermine Ukraine’s bid to join the European Union. Speaking in Brussels, Shmyhal called this a “red line” as Kyiv prepares to send a technical delegation to Washington for talks on post-war reconstruction and mineral exploitation. The U.S., under President Donald Trump, is pushing for a deal that would grant it a share of Ukraine’s futu…

Zelensky: Ukraine ready for minerals deal with US, but only on equal terms

Ukraine is open to signing a minerals deal with the United States, but only if it ensures equal partnership and respects Ukrainian sovereignty, President Volodymyr Zelensky told journalists on April 9.Zelensky said the Ukrainian government welcomes investment and cooperation in the country's mineral sector, but not at any cost. “If this is about true partnership, then we need to talk about parity. It must be 50/50,” Zelensky said, emphasizing th…

Ukraine reassures Brussels by drawing red lines on US minerals deal

The European Commission has received confirmation from Ukraine that the US minerals derail would not run against the country's bid to join the EU.

During negotiations with the Russian Federation (RF) on a ceasefire, Ukraine will not accept any restrictions on the number and combat readiness of its Armed Forces. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to Pavel Palisa, Deputy Head of the Office of the President (OP), in an interview with Reuters. As Reuter recalls, dictator Vladimir Putin said that in order to start peace talks, it is necessary that: The size of the Ukrainian army …

Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said that Ukraine is continuing negotiations with America on the joint development of Ukrainian natural resources, but that such an agreement should be partnership-based, with equal conditions for both sides, and not cross Ukraine's "red lines."

The European Commission did not want to comment on the latest government campaign propaganda when contacted by EuroNews, but they did say this time that Ukraine's EU membership remains a priority for the body, Euronews writes. International newspaper review.