US President Donald Trump apparently fears that the Ukrainian government will withdraw from the planned raw material agreement and warns his Ukrainian counterpart Wolodymyr Senskyj: “If he does it, he has a few problems. Great, big problems.”
“I see that he is trying to come from the agreement about rare earths,” Trump said on Sunday for journalists in the Air Force One in the presidential planes. The American head of state had announced a week and a half ago to soon sign the planned raw material agreement with Ukraine. “We are currently signing similarities about the release of minerals, rare earths and many other things in different places around the world, including Ukraine,” Trump said in the White House on March 20.
The signing of the agreement was for the first time in February when there was a scandal in the White House. Trump and his vice -president JD Vance threw Senskyj in the Oval Office for constant cameras lack of respect and a lack of gratitude for American military aid.
KYIV criticizes missing security guarantees
A few days later, Senskyj emphasized his willingness to sign the agreement. According to the Ukrainian information, the agreement provides in the United States and Ukraine to promote raw materials together in the Ukrainian area. The income must flow to a common fund. However, the leadership in Kiev criticizes that the agreement does not contain explicit guarantees of the United States with regard to the safety of Ukraine. Trump mainly sees the agreement a consideration for the military help of Washington.
Trump irritated by Putin
The Republican was also irritated by Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday. If he could not reach an agreement with Russia around the end of the bloodshed in Ukraine, “and if I believe it was Russia’s fault -which may not be the case -but if I think it was Russia’s fault, then I will raise secondary dumplings on oil, about all oils of Russia,” Trump in the country, “Trump in from Russia,” ” -calification with the TV verbing).
Source: Krone
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