Conversations between the United States and Russia with regard to war in Ukraine came to an end – Media inform. The negotiations lasted 12 hours.
The discussion took place in the capital of Saudi Aarabia, Riyadh. The news about the end of the conversations was given by the AFP agency, referring to Russian media.
It is known when a joint statement from the US and Russia will appear
As reported by the independent Russian portal of Meduza, based on reports from the Tass and Ria Nowosti news agencies, a joint statement from the United States and Russia will be published on Tuesday.
The website indicates that, according to the explanation of the Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Pieskowa, experts from Moscow and Washington are not going to sign documents after “consultation in Riyad”.
United States and Ukrainian agreement on minerals
In the meantime, the United States and Ukraine reached an agreement on minerals. President Donald Trump announced that “the contract” would be signed soon.
During a conversation with journalists, Donald Trump announced that the US was talking about the mineral mineral agreement with Ukraine. The United States expect that they will “sign a contract with Ukraine soon” with regard to access to important minerals and natural resources – said Reuters’s news agency, followed by KYIV Independent.
Metals of rare countries, also known as rare earth elements, are a group of 17 chemical elements, including: Scand, Itr, Lantan, Cer, Praze, Neodyy, Promery, Samar, Gadolin, Terb, Dispools, HOLM, TUL, TUL, ITERB, ITERB and LUTET.
The US also talks to Ukraine about the possibility that American companies acquire Ukrainian power plants. – We are now talking about territory, we are talking about delimitation lines, power and ownership of the power plant. Some say that the United States should be the owners of the power plant … because we have specialized knowledge – Trump said.
Source: Do Rzeczy
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