US EditionWar-Torn Congo Has a Deal for Trump: Kick Out Rebels, Get Minerals
- Félix Tshisekedi, President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, proposed a minerals deal to the U.S. In exchange for military support against rebel groups, including M23, which is backed by Rwanda.
- Congo holds over $20 trillion in minerals, including cobalt and copper, crucial for various industries, according to the Congo-based Panzi Foundation.
- Tshisekedi aims to establish a formal security pact to stabilize the region and help defeat rebel forces.
- The partnership would allow U.S. Companies to obtain minerals directly from Congo, enhancing economic and security interests for both nations.
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Congo emulates Ukraine and offers its minerals to Trump in exchange for protection against Rwanda
It seems that a new scenario is opening up in the struggle between the M-23, a rebel group led by Tutsis and promoted by Rwanda, and the Army of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. According to The Wall Street Journal, the Congolese Executive would have offered to the President of the United States, Donald Trump, access to key minerals such as coltan—with which electric car batteries, mobile phones or tablets are manufactured—in exchange for m…
Desperate for Peace, Congo’s President Offers Trump Control of $24 Trillion in Minerals to Bring Peace in the Region | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
Congo's President Tshisekedi proposes an unprecedented partnership with Trump, offering access to $24 trillion in minerals in exchange for U.S. assistance against rebel forces. A bold move with global implications.
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