The Prime Minister in Ukraine revealed the details of the draft minerals dealing with the United States on Wednesday, saying that its formulation showed that Washington is backed by Kiev’s efforts to obtain security guarantees, but it is not found to be tangible at the present time.
This deal is at the heart of Kiev’s batch to beat Donald Trump’s strong support, as the American president seeks to reach a quick end of the war with Russia, which Ukraine supporters fear at the expense of its national interests.
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Dennis Shamiel, Prime Minister in Ukraine, said that the government will allow the draft agreement later on Wednesday so that it can be signed, with Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski expected Washington on Friday to meet with Trump.
He said: “After the Ukrainian president and the American president agreed on security guarantees, he agreed on how to link this initial agreement with security guarantees from the United States to our country, in the presence of (both), representing Ukraine, the government will sign this initial agreement.”
The Prime Minister, who determines the draft in the televised comments, said that Kiev will contribute 50 % of “all the revenues received from the future liquefaction of all the assets of state -owned natural resources and relevant infrastructure.”
He said that these returns will go to a box under the joint control of the United States and Ukraine.
He added: “The deposits, facilities, licenses, and rents that already be subject to discussion are not subject to the establishment of this fund.”
(Participated in the reports of Yulia Disa and Max Hendar; Writing by Tom Belmvlith; edited by Louise Hevins)
