U.S. Nears Deal with Ukraine on Resource Sharing
President Donald Trump announced potential progress towards an agreement with Ukraine to share revenue from Ukrainian minerals. The deal aims to recover billions in U.S. military aid provided to Ukraine amidst its conflict with Russia. The U.S. is seeking resources like rare earths and oil.
President Donald Trump revealed on Saturday that the United States is nearing a significant agreement with Ukraine to share revenue from Ukrainian minerals. This development is part of wider efforts to resolve the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Speaking at a conservative gathering in National Harbor, Maryland, Trump expressed optimism, stating, "I think we're pretty close to a deal." The aim is to recoup the billions of dollars that Washington has invested in military aid to support Ukraine in its resistance against Russian forces.
The United States is keen on acquiring valuable resources such as rare earths and oil in exchange for its financial contributions. The potential deal highlights a strategic move to secure economic returns while addressing geopolitical tensions.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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