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Russian president Vladimir Putin He said that Moscow is willing to consider cooperating with the United States in rare minerals mining both in Russia and in parts of Ukraine occupied by Russian.
Putin, in an interview broadcast on Russian state television on Monday, emphasized the vast deposits of Russia of the Rare Earth’s minerals and its importance for the Russian economy, but said that his nation needs to do more to capitalize on his resources. He also said he is open to make an energy agreement with the United States.
Their comments occur when the Trump administration seeks to recover the cost of aid sent to Ukraine by obtaining access to rare land minerals of Ukraine, such as titanium, iron and uranium, as part of a peace agreement.
“Russia is one of the undisputed leaders in terms of reserves of these rare and rare metals,” Putin said to Pavel Zarubin’s state correspondent. “These are capital -intensive investments, capital intensive projects. We would be happy to work along with any foreign partner, including Americans.”
The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, has said that Moscow is willing to consider cooperating with the United States in mining miners of rare earths both in Russia and in parts of Ukraine occupied by Russian. (Collaborator/Rebecca Noble/Getty Images)
Putin said Russia would be willing to sell around 2 million tons of aluminum to the US market if the United States lifted sanctions that restrict the importation of Russian metals. He said the measure could help stabilize prices.
He said that in 2017, Russia supplied around 15% of all American aluminum imports. Today, however, American imports of Russian aluminum have dropped at least three due to sanctions.
Putin also said that an agreement could be reached in areas occupied by Russia. of Ukraineto those referred to as “new territories.”
“As for the new territories, the same is applied: we are ready to attract foreign partners, and our so -called new historical territories, who have returned to the Russian Federation, also have certain reservations there,” Putin said. “We are ready to work with our foreign partners, including Americans, there too.”
Putin also said he is also willing to negotiate with the United States about Russian energy.
“There is much to think here, as well as joint work in rare and rare metals, and in other areas, including, for example, energy,” Putin said.
His comments came on the third anniversary of the invasion of Russia of Ukraine. A war that has killed thousands of civilians and displaced millions.
President Donald Trump He suggested that the war could end in a few weeks and wants to reach an agreement on the rare land minerals of Ukraine.
The president, from the Oval Office on Monday, hinted at a possible meeting with the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy To end an agreement for the rights to access its natural resources in exchange for billions of dollars from the United States in support of the country’s war against Russia.
Trump hinted at a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to finish a rights agreement to access his natural resources in exchange for billions of dollars in the United States in support of the country’s war against Russia. (Pier Marco Water/Getty Images)
“In fact, you can come this week or next week to sign the agreement, which would be good, I would love to know it. It would meet at the Oval office,” Trump said. “The agreement is working now.”
“They are very close to a final agreement,” said the president, who met with French president Emmanuel Macron in the Oval office on Monday.
Trump said the agreement is “very beneficial for its economy”, while Treasury Secretary Scott Besent added that it is “very close.”
Trump’s comments are produced just after publishing in Truth Social that he was in “serious discussions” with Putin on ending Russia-Ukraine’s war.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Moscow and Washington could reach an agreement on rare earth minerals both in Russia and in parts of Ukraine occupied by Russia. (Russian presidential press service through AP)
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