Russian President Vladimir Putin has offered the US a potential economic deal, including joint exploration of rare earth metals deposits and supplying aluminum to the US market. This comes after US President Donald Trump mentioned „major economic development transactions“ with Russia, prompting Putin to meet with his ministers and economic advisers to discuss rare earth metals. Putin stated that Russia has significantly more resources of rare earth metals than Ukraine and is open to working with US companies on joint projects, including hydropower generation and aluminum production in Siberia. Russia could potentially supply up to 2 million tons of aluminum to the US market annually if the market reopens, which Putin believes would have a restraining influence on prices. The development of rare earth metals is a priority sector for Russia’s economic development, with the government aiming to increase the output of high-technology goods several times over through a national project.
Otoniel07 on
I’m a really witnessing two superpowers negotiating sharing land resources from a country that is neither of them!?
PoliticalCanvas on
Modern main geopolitical advertising:
*Violate almost all International Laws, occupy territories, slaughter hundreds of thousands of people!*
*Be, by the book, fascist state!*
*Become USA trade partner!*
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Purple-Temperature-3 on
We are about to see the US turn into a dictatorship right infront of our eye’s. History in the making folks fml
eithernickle on
Arriving soon = American -Russo alliance, aka sum of all fears for Trump’s & Putin’s shared enemies.
stonetime10 on
So he tariffs Canada’s (main ally, trading partner and neighbour) aluminum and sign a development deal with Russia, the US’s main adversary. Got it.
frezzzer on
What company would trust Russia after they stole all those company factories and planes.
Who can trust USA administration right now?
Tariffs will end just like they did for McKinley after he dies hahaha. By then the damage is done to “free trade”.
Gopher246 on
well hot damn, now it all begins to makes sense.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has offered the US a potential economic deal, including joint exploration of rare earth metals deposits and supplying aluminum to the US market. This comes after US President Donald Trump mentioned „major economic development transactions“ with Russia, prompting Putin to meet with his ministers and economic advisers to discuss rare earth metals. Putin stated that Russia has significantly more resources of rare earth metals than Ukraine and is open to working with US companies on joint projects, including hydropower generation and aluminum production in Siberia. Russia could potentially supply up to 2 million tons of aluminum to the US market annually if the market reopens, which Putin believes would have a restraining influence on prices. The development of rare earth metals is a priority sector for Russia’s economic development, with the government aiming to increase the output of high-technology goods several times over through a national project.
I’m a really witnessing two superpowers negotiating sharing land resources from a country that is neither of them!?
Modern main geopolitical advertising:
*Violate almost all International Laws, occupy territories, slaughter hundreds of thousands of people!*
*Be, by the book, fascist state!*
*Become USA trade partner!*
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We are about to see the US turn into a dictatorship right infront of our eye’s. History in the making folks fml
Arriving soon = American -Russo alliance, aka sum of all fears for Trump’s & Putin’s shared enemies.
So he tariffs Canada’s (main ally, trading partner and neighbour) aluminum and sign a development deal with Russia, the US’s main adversary. Got it.
What company would trust Russia after they stole all those company factories and planes.
Who can trust USA administration right now?
Tariffs will end just like they did for McKinley after he dies hahaha. By then the damage is done to “free trade”.
well hot damn, now it all begins to makes sense.