Trump connects to the future of Ukraine with mineral negotiations

The mineral agreements between the United States and Ukraine on Wednesday could bring immeasurable money to a common investment fund between the two countries that would help to rebuild Ukraine when the war ends with Russia.

But the Ukrainian undeveloped resources that are the subject of the deal will take years to extract and achieve profits. And these could not deliver the kind of assets that President Trump has long said.

It is not yet clear how the Neunsty Deal, whose text published the Ukrainian government on Thursday, will work in practice. Although the Trump government wanted Kyiv to use its mineral assets to tell the military support of US support, the idea of ​​treating this help as debt in the final document was treated.

The deal also seemed to expressly keep the door for Ukraine open in order to finally join the European Union, a step that neither the United States nor Russia resisted.

However, no security guarantee was mentioned that wanted to prevent Ukraine from preventing Russia for a long time after a ceasefire.

Nevertheless, the highly expected signing of the agreement has almost certainly achieved a thing that seemed almost impossible two months ago: it connected Mr. Trump to the future of Ukraine.