Ukraine is close to the near future to give us a share of mineral wealth

Ukraine and the United States of America’s revenues from Natural Resources, President Trump revenues and officials of the Ukrainian government, told Monday after a close pressure campaign after the US President’s Deal.

Mr. Trump said Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky could come home this week or next week to sign the agreement next week. “At the moment of the agreement. They are very close to a recent agreement” Mr. Trump Monday said the White House.

Earlier of the day, Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine Olha Stefishyna, Sent x “Ukraine and US teams are in the final stages of negotiations on the contract of minerals.”

A version of the Agreement discussed on Monday, reviewed by the New York Times, gave Ukraine more favorable conditions Previous projects However, Ukraine did not include a security guarantee required because he struggled to fight Russia’s occupation.

Four people talking about the transaction and talked about the condition of anonymity to discuss secret talks are the conditions that they are discussed. Two of the people said the talks still lasted until Monday evening. Thus, the conditions of non-final bargain can still develop.

The issue of mineral wealth is related to the conflicts on how to financial assistance to the United States and Ukraine. Mr. Zelensky said that Ukraine has to prevent such security guarantees from Mr. Trump, to prevent a Russian attack, without proposing such a security guarantee.

“This economic agreement with Ukraine will not ensure future assistance for war, nor will there be any obligation of the US staff in the region,” he said.

President Vladimir V. Putin was interested in Mr. Trump’s interest in the natural resources of Mr. Trump on Monday. He said Russia could help develop these deposits with American companies, even in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian.

The U.S. Ukraine project requires a demand for $ 500 billion in natural resources, including Ukraine’s oil, gas and minerals in the United States.

White House, as compensation for the former American military and financial assistance, Ukraine said that Ukraine will create a large financial burden for future generations.

Ukraine is not required to pay the value of future American aid, one of the conditions in previous projects.

However, the version received by the Times showed that the United States did not offer security guarantees that allow Ukraine to further further Russian aggression.

The requirement for US supported security guarantees has been a permanent request of Mr. Zelensky. No warranty was a reason for the Ukrainian leader Refused to sign the previous The draft agreements.

Last week, Mr. Zelenski called “a dictator” and beaches the war, and the management of the United Nations, which was supported by most Russian allies, opposed the UN resolution.

The document obtained by the dates of February 24 lists Mr. Trump and Mr Zelensky as the required signatures.

Under the terms of the agreement on the project, it refuses to pay natural resources from half of half of the half of Ukraine. These revenues will be directed in a background that make up the maximum percentage of the financial interest in US laws, but not all.

These provisions are a development for Ukraine. The previous agreement dated Saturday, the United States will be 100 percent interest in the background and will contribute to the income from Ukraine’s current and future natural resource extraction projects.

Instead, the new agreement project will re-invest in the Fund’s revenues in Ukraine, although the percentage is not known and will be prepared to attract future investments. It also says the United States will maintain long-term support for the economic development of Ukraine.

The White House will suspend Russian aggression, which claims the existence of American economic interests in Ukraine, even the Russian aggression hiding in the contract.

“Can you be better than in the US economic partnership for Ukraine?” US National Security Adviser Mike Waltz, he said on Friday.

Maggie Haberman Contributing report.