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New U.S.-Ukraine mineral deal differs from Trump's 'ultimatum,' says Kyiv journalist
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May 1, 2025
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as posted by the channelBohdan Nahaylo, chief editor of the Kyiv Post, says the landmark natural resources deal signed by the U.S. and Ukraine after a month of tense negotiations is very different from the Trump administration's first proposal, which was 'almost like a 19th-century colonialist ultimatum.'
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