President Zelenskyy announced that Ukraine will assess a new U.S. proposal regarding access to its critical minerals, indicating that this latest framework differs significantly from earlier drafts discussed in previous talks. He emphasized the need for careful evaluation before any discussions can take place. Additionally, Zelenskyy clarified that Ukraine will not recognize U.S. military aid as loans that must be repaid. The situation is complicated by recent rifts with Washington and Trump’s shifting policy towards Russia, along with the continuing war dynamics between Ukraine and Russia.
President Zelenskyy noted that the new proposal for U.S. access to Ukraine's minerals has significantly changed from earlier drafts, emphasizing a careful review is needed before discussions can ensue.
Zelenskyy underscored that previously approved U.S. military aid should not be regarded as loans needing repayment, asserting their gratitude but insisting on clarity about its status.
Navigating the latest U.S. mineral proposal poses a challenge amid strained U.S.-Ukraine relations, along with Trump's recent shift in policy towards Moscow.
While Zelenskyy is open to dialogue with Russian representatives offering a genuine plan for peace, he firmly dismissed any negotiations with President Putin.
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