US EditionUS ramps up demands on Ukraine in latest mineral proposal
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the US is constantly changing the terms of a minerals agreement, leading to frustration over the lack of a final deal.
- Zelenskyy emphasized that multiple drafts have been discussed, and teams from Ukraine and the US are working toward a full agreement.
- The proposed deal is seen as a significant step for US-Ukraine economic ties, but it requires detailed agreements to be ratified by Parliament, as noted by Zelenskyy.
- National Security Council spokesperson James Hewitt stated that the agreement aims to strengthen US-Ukraine relations and could pave the way for long-term economic benefits.
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Ukraine rejects the new mineral agreement that hardens conditions
The dispute between Trump and Zelenski in the White House parked the signing of the Minerals Agreement on the last day of February. Kiev and Washington had managed to bridge their differences in a record time of two weeks. A month ago the parties decided that Ukraine would contribute 50% of the revenues from the extraction of natural resources and the benefits of the infrastructures to a common fund of the two states. But the Trump Administratio…
Minerals Treaty Recalls 1941: 'The Way to Counter Many Americans' Resistance to War'
The mineral deal between the United States and Ukraine is still in the making. That Trump wants something in return for American aid may not sound very noble, but it is by no means new. The construction evokes memories of the famous Lend-Lease Act at the beginning of World War II.
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