The New York Times and NV: Ukraine has received a new version of the agreement on natural resources from the US. It's even tougher than the previous one

Meduza

Left

Factuality

Ownership

On February 21, Ukraine received a new version of the agreement on the use of natural resources from the Donald Trump administration. The draft agreement turned out to be tougher than the first option, according to the Ukrainian newspaper NV (Novoye Vremya) and The New York Times, citing sources.

trend.sk

Factuality

Ownership

Russia currently occupies about a fifth of Ukrainian territory, including a significant part of the Donbas, which is rich in natural resources.

Business Insider (Poland)

Factuality

Ownership

The terms of the proposed new agreement on the American share in revenues from Ukraine's minerals and natural resources seem even harsher for Kiev than the original version rejected by the Ukrainians, writes the New York Times on Saturday. The project assumes the transfer of $500 billion in revenues from the exploitation of raw materials to the United States.

Israel Hayom

Factuality

Ownership

The New York Times exposed a draft agreement between Washington and Kiev that would leave half of Ukraine's mineral revenues in the hands of the Americans - without any real compensation for the Ukrainians. • Zelensky's entourage fears the rift with Trump will continue.

echo24.cz

Factuality

Ownership

Ukraine has submitted new proposals to the United States, particularly regarding the agreement on mineral resources; according to Kiev, the size of the intended investment fund is to be significantly reduced, to $100 billion. On Friday, however, the Ukrainians received a new version of the agreement from the Americans, which is even stricter towards Ukraine than the previous one, which Kiev rejected. This was reported today by the Ukrainian radi…

unn.ua

Factuality

Ownership

US puts forward tougher demands in revised agreement with Ukraine: media reveals details The US has offered Ukraine a new draft agreement on natural resources, demanding 50% of revenues and the creation of a $500 billion fund. From the liberated territories, the US share will be 66% of revenues.