Ukrainian President Voldymir Zelensky is scheduled to sign the US Ukraine Minerals Contract on Friday.
The Ukrainian news publisher claims there are leaked copies of the deal that are expected to be signed.
The Ukrainian news publisher claims that President Volodymyr Zelensky has released the full text of the Ukrainian rare earth mineral contract ahead of expectations that he will sign on Friday, and has announced that he will stop the language that Kyiv demands to stop security, but will still establish clear future interest in the country's US US.
The US and Ukraine agree to the text of the first framework for mineral rights trade on Tuesday, and President Donald Trump and Voldymee Zelensky can sign directly tomorrow. But now, the Ukrainian newspaper claims to have released the full text of the deal, apparently revealing concessions made to both sides to win the contract.
Ukraine initially demanded full security assurances in exchange for access to vast, almost undeveloped mineral wealth, which the Kiev negotiating team had not succeeded in its ambitions. Nevertheless, the document appears to use perhaps the most powerful language from the Trump White House to support the future of Ukraine.
The document, published by Kyiv Independent, declares the desire of the American people to “invest in a free, sovereign and safe Ukraine together with Ukraine,” and further declares:
The Kyiv Independent has released a text for what is reportedly reportedly.
Meanwhile, the United States has provided great financial and material support to Ukraine since Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022.
Meanwhile, Americans want to invest in free, sovereign and safe Ukraine along with Ukraine.
The United States and Ukraine want a lasting peace in Ukraine and a durable partnership between the two people and their government.
Meanwhile, the United States and Ukraine recognize the contributions Ukraine has made to strengthen international peace and security by voluntarily abandoning the world's third largest nuclear weapon weapon weapon.
The United States and Ukraine want to ensure that states and others who acted against Ukraine in the conflict will not benefit from the reconstruction of Ukraine following lasting peace.
Therefore, the US government and the Ukrainian government (each “participant”) will now participate in this bilateral agreement, as described here, establishing terms for a reconstruction investment fund to deepen the partnership between the US and Ukraine.
1. The governments of Ukraine and the United States aim to establish a Reconstruction Investment Fund (Fund) with the aim of achieving lasting peace in Ukraine, partnering with the fund through joint ownership and further defined in the fund agreement. Joint ownership considers the actual contributions of participants as defined in sections 3 and 4. The fund is jointly managed by representatives of the Ukrainian government and the United States government. More detailed terms regarding the governance and operation of the fund are set forth in subsequent agreements (fund agreements) that are quickly negotiated after the end of this bilateral agreement. The maximum percentage of equity and ownership of financial interests of funds held by the US government and the decision-making authority of representatives of the US government are within the scope permitted under applicable US law.
Neither Participant will directly or indirectly sell, transfer or dispose of any part of their interest in the Fund without the prior written consent of other Participants.
2. The Fund's Collection and Reinvestment Fund will acquire monetization from future monetization of all related Ukrainian government-owned natural resource assets (whether directly or indirectly owned by the Ukrainian government), except for expenses minus the expenditures incurred by the Fund.
3. The Ukrainian government will contribute 50% of all revenues from the future monetization of all natural resource assets owned by the Ukrainian government, biased as deposits of sediment such as carbonized carbide, interfering materials, etc., natural resources such as natural resources such as minerals, hydrocarbons, oil, oil, natural resources, etc. (Terminal and Port Infrastructure, as both participants agreed, as may be further explained in the fund agreement). To avoid doubt, such future revenue streams do not include current revenue streams, which are part of Ukraine's general budget revenue. Contribution timeline, scope, and sustainability are further defined in the fund agreement.
The Fund may, at its sole discretion, praise or return the actual costs of the Ukrainian government incurred by newly developed projects in which the Fund receives revenue.
Donations to the fund are reinvested at least annually and further defined in fund agreements to promote safety, security and prosperity in Ukraine. Fund agreements also provide future distributions.
4. In accordance with applicable US laws, the US government will maintain its long-term financial commitment to the development of stable and economically prosperous Ukraine. Further contributions may consist of funds, financial instruments and other tangible and intangible assets that are important to the reconstruction of Ukraine.
5. The fund's investment process is designed to invest in projects in Ukraine and attract investments and increase the development, processing and monetization of all public and private assets, including but not limited to deposits of minerals, hydrocarbons, oil, natural gas and other extractable materials, infrastructure, infrastructure, ports and agreements of state-owned enterprises. The US and Ukrainian governments intend that the investment process will lead to additional funding and greater opportunities for reinvestment, ensuring a sufficient supply of capital for the reconstruction of Ukraine as set out in the fund agreement.
Participants reserve the right to take the necessary actions to protect and maximize the value of their economic benefits to the Fund.
6. The fund agreement contains appropriate representations and warranties, including those necessary to ensure that the Ukrainian government may need third parties, or to guarantee obligations that may be made in the future.
In drafting the Fund Agreement, participants will strive to avoid any disputes with Ukrainian obligations under accession to the European Union or obligations under arrangements with international financial institutions and other official creditors.
7. A fund agreement acknowledges that both Interaria, the fund agreement and the activities provided therein are commercial in nature.
The Fund Agreement shall be approved by the Ukrainian Parliament “on the international treaty of Ukraine” in accordance with Ukrainian law.
8. Fund agreements pay particular attention to control mechanisms that weaken, make sanctions and other restrictive measures impossible to violate or avoid.
9. The text of the fund agreement will be developed without delay by a working group chaired by authorized representatives of the Ukrainian government and the United States government. The contact details for those responsible for preparing fund agreements under this bilateral agreement are as follows: From the United States Government: Treasury. From the Ukrainian government: Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Economy.
10. The bilateral and fund agreements constitute essential elements of the construction of bilateral and multilateral agreements, as well as concrete measures to establish lasting peace, strengthen economic security resilience, and reflect the objectives described in this bilateral agreement.
The United States government supports Ukraine's efforts to obtain the security guarantees necessary to establish lasting peace. Participants will attempt to identify the steps required to protect mutual investments, as defined in the fund agreement.
11. This bilateral agreement is binding and will be implemented by each participant according to national procedures. The US and Ukrainian governments promise to move forward quickly to proceed with negotiations on the fund agreement.
