Putin said that Moscow has no objections to a potential U.S.–Ukraine minerals deal. Russian President Vladimir Putin said Moscow is open to partnering with the United States on joint resource exploration and extraction, including rare earths, and has no objections to a potential U.S.–Ukraine minerals deal. “We, by the way, would be ready to offer
The Russian president has offered Washington a separate deal on rare earths. Russia’s President Vladimir Putin said that Moscow has no objections to a potential U.S.-Ukraine minerals deal, adding that his country is also prepared to partner with the United States on the joint exploration and extraction of resources, including rare earths. Putin made the
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