In exchange, Ukrainian President Wolodyymyr Senskyj actually wants to offer the United States for military aids and security guarantees. However, less than 20 percent of mineral resources, including about half of the rare earths, have been conquered by Russia in regions.
“The Americans helped the most, so the Americans should earn the most. And you should have this priority, “said Senskyj in a Reuters interview that was published on Friday. He would like to talk about this with his counterpart from the United States. Trump, who has announced all his interest in Ukrainian mineral resources, will be planning a meeting with Senskyj next week.
Rare earths are important for the production of high -performance magnets, electric motors and consumer electronics. Senskyj warned that Russia could send these resources to his allies Noord -Korea and Iran. Both states are dedicated to the enemies of the United States.
Partnership advantageous for both parties
During the interview, Senskyj has a card on a table in the presidential office of Kiev on which countless mineral deposits were registered. A wide strip in the east was marked as a down payment for rare earths. As he explained, Ukraine has the largest reserves of Titan in Europe, which is indispensable for the space industry, and uranium used in nuclear energy and weapons.
He does not state to give away the resources, emphasized the head of the rural country. On the contrary, his plan is a partnership that is beneficial for both parties. In the past, Ukraine has also mentioned the US security guarantees as a condition for peace with Russia. In the election campaign, Trump had promised to end the war in no time and criticized the weapons aids of the previous government under Joe Biden en masse. “If we are talking about an agreement, let’s conclude an agreement, we are only for it,” says Senskyj, emphasizes that Ukraine needs security guarantees as part of an agreement.
Source: Krone
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