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On the ground: A ‘50-50’ minerals deal with US suits Ukrainians in a graphite mining village
- Graphite is a key resource at the Zavaliv mine in central Ukraine, crucial for electric car batteries and defense sectors, according to Ihor Valeriiovych.
- Discussions on a minerals deal involving Ukraine and the US are ongoing, with hopes for investment to modernize the mine and improve outdated equipment and facilities.
- Local residents are optimistic about potential US investment but express concerns about losing control over their resources, highlighting the desire for a fair '50-50' deal.
- Graphite extraction at the mine has drastically slowed due to the war and high electricity costs.
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March 30 fundraiser to help Ashland support residents of its Ukrainian Sister City, Sviatohirsk By Jim Nagel I would like to give a brief explanation as to the inception of the Ashland-Sviatohirsk Aid Project, or ASAP for short, and our activities since we were formed. A few years ago Benjamin Stott, an Ashland resident, was so moved by the war in Ukraine that he felt compelled to go there and help. While he was there he came across a nongover…
A win-win mineral deal for the U.S. and Ukraine
Ukraine is set to sign a mineral deal with the United States, representing a significant step toward revitalizing its economy and securing essential resources for global markets. This strategic partnership could kick-start Ukraine’s economic recovery while enhancing global energy security. By utilizing Ukraine’s extensive mineral reserves, the agreement offers a vital opportunity to diversify
On the ground: A ‘50-50’ minerals deal with US suits Ukrainians in a graphite mining village
US President Donald Trump has said he expects a minerals deal with Ukraine to be signed “very shortly”, without providing details. The US is reported to be seeking more favourable return on investment terms in the country’s valuable minerals sector. In Zavallia, a central Ukrainian village near an open-air graphite mine, residents and mine officials say they welcome a deal, but it should benefit Ukraine, not just the US.
US Presses Ukraine for New Terms on Critical Minerals Deal
Washington, D.C (VINnews).— The United States is urging Ukraine to revise its agreement concerning critical minerals and energy access, as part of broader demands linked to ongoing peace negotiations with Russia. Sources indicate that two Ukrainian officials have confirmed the Trump administration’s request for new terms. This push reflects the U.S. government’s strategic interest […]
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