Kyiv has agreed to sign a long-awaited minerals deal with Washington and could do so later today, a government source has said.
Yulia Svyrydenko, Ukraine’s economy minister, is reported to be travelling to the United States to finalise the agreement.
Officials in Kyiv hope that the deal will ensure the US continues to supply Ukraine with military assistance. President Trump has not approved any new aid for Kyiv since his return to the White House in January.
According to a joint memorandum published on April 18, Ukraine and the US hoped to conclude talks last weekend and sign the deal as soon as possible after that
caterpillarprudent91 on
Art of the deal Ukraine version, sign without any security deal. Lol
waltmaniac on
Feels like a mistake to agree to anything with the U.S. right now.
dingleberry_sorbet on
He’s not gonna say thank you again, I guarantee it
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Kyiv has agreed to sign a long-awaited minerals deal with Washington and could do so later today, a government source has said.
Yulia Svyrydenko, Ukraine’s economy minister, is reported to be travelling to the United States to finalise the agreement.
Officials in Kyiv hope that the deal will ensure the US continues to supply Ukraine with military assistance. President Trump has not approved any new aid for Kyiv since his return to the White House in January.
According to a joint memorandum published on April 18, Ukraine and the US hoped to conclude talks last weekend and sign the deal as soon as possible after that
Art of the deal Ukraine version, sign without any security deal. Lol
Feels like a mistake to agree to anything with the U.S. right now.
He’s not gonna say thank you again, I guarantee it