Both leaders gathered to coordinate a strategic exploitation agreement. At the same time, Zelenski urged Trump not to make “concessions with a murderer”, referring to Putin.
President Donald Trump told his Ukrainian counterpart this Friday Volodimir Zelenski In the White House that a high fire with Russia It is “quite close” and that the agreement that allows the United States to exploit the natural resources of Ukraine is “very fair.”
The war with Russia “close” to end and a “fair” agreement on minerals
Both leaders plan to sign a framework agreement on the exploitation of Ukrainian strategic minerals as part of a general plan to help Ukraine recover after a truce in the war with Russia.
“This is an exciting moment, But the true exciting moment will be when the shots cease and we reach an agreement. And I think we are quite close to achieving it, “Trump said in the Oval Office of the White House before the media
Zelenski urpted Trump on Friday Do not make “concessions with a murderer”, referring to the president of Russia, Vladimir Putinwhile they met to sign an agreement for the United States participation in the Mining Industry of Ukraine.
Trump told Zelenski that His soldiers have been “incredibly brave” and that the United States wants to see the end of the fighting and that That money is destined for “different types of use, such as reconstruction.”
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Volodimir Zelenski travels to Washington to meet with Donald Trump and sign the Ukrainian minerals agreement
Zelenski has a meeting stipulated with his American couple Donald Trump, in Washington on Friday, in the search for an agreement to ensure the support of the United States in the defense of Ukrainian sovereignty in the middle of the war with Russia. During the meeting, both leaders will sign an economic agreement for the reconstruction of the European country.
The pact between the two nations contemplates the creation of a joint investment fund, to which Ukraine will allocate 50% of its future income from natural resources. In detail, Ukraine has 21 of the 30 substances that the European Union (EU) defines as “critical raw materials”, which represents about 5% of world reserves.
Source: Ambito
