The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, is not going to give Ukraine's minerals to US President Donald Trump or other Western partners, it can only be about their joint development in close partnership. He stated this in an interview with Reuters.
"This is a very rich land. This does not mean that we will give it to someone, even to strategic partners. We are talking about partnership… Let's develop this together, earn money and, most importantly, it concerns the security of the Western world," Zelensky said, quoted by the Strana newspaper.
Investment models can be different, he noted.
"The partners agree on how they will invest. Sometimes it's 50-50 if there are two partners. Maybe three or four... the United States is the first — we were the first to share this plan with them," Zelensky stressed.
As reported by EADaily, rare earth metals of Ukraine are needed by the United States to reimburse the costs incurred. This was stated by the press secretary of the White House National Security Council, Brian Hughes, NBC reported.
So he commented on the statement of US President Donald Trump that he would be open to linking financial assistance with what the US wants to receive in return — with rare earth metals of Ukraine.
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