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U.S. Shifts Ukraine Stance Amid Ongoing Minerals Deal Negotiations

The U.S. sides with Russia at the UN, reflecting Trump's new approach to Ukraine, while Ukraine finalizes a minerals deal worth $500 billion for military aid.

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Ukrainian officials reported nearing completion of a minerals deal with the U.S. to trade rare earth minerals for military aid amidst ongoing conflict with Russia. Concurrently, the U.S. has sided with Russia in UN votes marking the third anniversary of the invasion, demonstrating a shift in stance under the Trump administration. The U.S. voted against a European-drafted resolution condemning Russia and supporting Ukraine, a significant departure from previous foreign policy. French President Macron met with Trump to discuss security, reinforcing the need for peace but rejecting a weak agreement that would leave Ukraine vulnerable.

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  • US has sided with Russia twice in UN votes concerning the Ukraine conflict, signaling a significant shift in the Biden administration's approach as they prioritize negotiation over condemnation of Moscow's actions.
  • French President Emmanuel Macron and President Trump discussed the necessity of a peacekeeping force to stabilize Ukraine following any peace agreement, acknowledging that a robust deal must not allow for Ukraine's surrender.
  • Despite Trump's past criticisms of European nations' non-engagement, there's a recognition that a united effort is essential for long-term security guarantees in the region, emphasizing the need for both US and European collaboration.

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The U.S. voted against the resolution as part of the Trump administration's efforts to broker peace and possibly due to diplomatic tensions with Ukraine. The U.S. instead supported a rival resolution focusing on ending the conflict without blaming Russia.

The deal involves trading rare earth minerals for military aid, reportedly worth $500 billion. This agreement is being finalized amidst ongoing conflict with Russia.

French President Macron met with Trump to discuss security and reinforce the need for peace in Ukraine. Macron emphasized the importance of avoiding a weak agreement that would leave Ukraine vulnerable.

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