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US-Ukraine minerals deal looking better than expected

Washington can also make its contribution in the form of new military aid, although it will be down to the US president to decide whether or not to do that

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(From left) US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko pose after signing the minerals deal in Washington DC. Pic/AFP

(From left) US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko pose after signing the minerals deal in Washington DC. Pic/AFP

The US and Ukraine have finally signed a long-awaited agreement on Ukraine’s post-war reconstruction, and at first reading, the details appear more favourable for Kyiv than many observers expected.

At the core of the “economic partnership agreement” is the exploitation of Ukraine’s mineral wealth. Ukraine will get access to US investment and technology, and the US will eventually get a share of the profits. The rest will finance the war-torn nation’s recovery if and when a peace agreement is signed with Russia.

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