


Ukraine Proposes Mineral Deal to Secure U.S. Military Aid Amid Ongoing Conflict
Ukraine seeks a deal with President Trump for military support in exchange for developing its rare earth mineral resources, crucial for U.S. technology.
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Overview
During NATO discussions, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth highlighted Ukraine's proposal to exchange military aid for U.S. investment in its rare earth mineral industry. Ukraine’s Andrii Yermak unveiled plans to leverage its untapped mineral resources, crucial for technology, amid concerns about diminished U.S. support. Trump expressed interest in this deal, hinting at potential valuable elements beyond rare earths. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is set to visit Ukraine to discuss the ongoing war and aid, while European leaders are urged to enhance their role in supporting Ukraine’s defense.
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