US sidelines Europe, demands ‘right of first offer’ on Ukraine investments
- The United States is seeking to control Ukraine's infrastructure and mineral investments, potentially sidelining other allies and impacting Ukraine's European Union membership bid.
- President Donald Trump’s administration demands the 'right of first offer' on all investment projects, granting the U.S. Significant control over Ukraine's resources.
- Zelenskyy stated that a deal with the U.S. Must not conflict with Ukraine's association agreement with the EU, emphasizing the need for amendments to protect this relationship.
- A National Security Council spokesperson noted that the deal aims to forge a lasting economic relationship for Ukraine's security and peace.
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We have the new draft US-Ukrainian agreement: Ukrainians must pay back everything
A new draft U.S.-Ukrainian agreement would give the United States full control over all major infrastructure and mineral investments in Ukraine, according to a report seen by Bloomberg. The plan is aimed at requiring Ukraine to repay all U.S. military and economic aid it has received since the start of the war, along with interest.
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