On February 26th, Ukrainian President ZelenskyshowUkraine has already established relations with the United StatesWumei Mineral AgreementThe terms of the draft have been reachedHe also received an invitation to meet with US President Trump in Washington for a preliminary agreement.

howeverAccording to sources, the new draft also does not specify that the United States will provide security guarantees for Ukraine or ensure continued supply of weapons, only indicating that the United States hopes Ukraine will continue to provide weaponsFreedom, sovereignty, and security.

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US and Ukrainian presidents erupt in heated argument

On February 28th, in the Oval Office of the White House, US President Trump and visiting Ukrainian President Zelensky had a heated argument in front of the media, and the situation spiraled out of control. US Vice President Vance is also involved. Pete Baker, the chief White House correspondent for The New York Times, said that this was the first time he had seen such a scene since reporting on White House news in 1996.

Leaders of multiple countries announce support for Ukraine

On March 2nd, leaders from over ten European and EU countries, as well as Ukraine and Canada, held a summit in London to discuss the Ukrainian crisis and European defense issues.

According to the summit discussion results, all parties unanimously agreed to support four steps for Ukraine: first, continue to provide military assistance to Ukraine and exert economic pressure on Russia; Secondly, achieving lasting peace requires ensuring Ukraine's sovereignty and security, and Ukraine must participate in it; Thirdly, after reaching a peace agreement, continue to strengthen Ukraine's defense capabilities to prevent any potential future security threats; Fourthly, establish an alliance dedicated to defending the Ukrainian peace agreement and ensuring peace.

Ukraine is listed by the United States as22 key minerals

Ukraine is one of the top ten mineral resource suppliers in the world, with its mineral resources accounting for approximately 50% of the global total5%, including essential lithium minerals such as titanium ore and batteries, which account for 7% of the world's reserves, as well as non-ferrous metals and rare earths. In addition, Ukraine also holds approximately 20% of the world's graphite reserves. Many of them are key raw materials needed for the development of industries such as national defense, high-tech, aerospace, and green energy.

Ukraine is listed by the United States as22 out of 50 key minerals. according toWumei Mineral AgreementUkraine needs to generate future profits from resources such as rare earths, oil, and natural gas50% of the funds will be injected into the US Ukraine joint management fund, while the US will inject funds, financial products, and other assets that are crucial to the reconstruction of Ukraine into the fund, and ensure that the funds absorbed by the fund will only be used for investment in Ukrainian reconstruction projects, that is, to acquire Ukrainian assets with Ukrainian resource returns.

AmericaStrong pressure forces Ukraine to quickly sign mineral agreementfail

Three years after the escalation of the Ukrainian crisis,Wumei Mineral AgreementThis tug of war lasted for weeks and was promoted by the White House asThe agreement that will bring lasting peace is actually a "city alliance" of Ukraine under constant pressure from the United States. The new US administration is pushing for a resolution to the Ukrainian crisis, not for peace, but for greater economic benefits.

The new US government took office shortly afterKeep a close eye onUkraineMineral resources. Trump, US Treasury Secretary Bessent, and US government special envoy for Ukraine and Russia, Kellogg, took turns to launch diplomatic attacks and exert strong pressure through various forms such as telephone diplomacy, social media posts, and visits to Kiev.

For some time now, there have been prominent differences between the United States and Ukraine over the mineral agreement. The United States wants to use the mineral agreement to force Ukraine to surrender its mineral mining rights as compensation for US aid to Ukraine, while Zelensky believes that the US sideThe 'asking price' is too high and does not include security guarantees for Ukraine, therefore rejecting the agreement version previously proposed by the US.

On March 30th, US President Trump told the media that Ukrainian President Zelensky is "trying to withdraw" from the mineral agreement with the United States.