Trump excludes NATO accession to Ukraine-raw material deal with the USA is approaching!

Trump excludes NATO accession to Ukraine-raw material deal with the USA is approaching!

Kiew, Ukraine - President Donald Trump has found clear words to join Ukraine's NATO: "I can tell you that you can forget NATO," he said during a cabinet session. This happened in the middle of the continuing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, which, according to Trump, was partially triggered by the discussion about NATO accession. "The debate about joining the defense alliance was probably the reason why the whole thing started," he said. Trump, supported by US Vice President J.D. Vance, replied to the allegations that he would compromise with Russia. Vance pointed out that it was unfair to accuse Trump. In view of the statements by US defense minister Pete Hegseth, who recently classified NATO membership of Ukraine as unrealistic after the end of the war, Ukraine's hope of quick NATO integration seems to have dropped. Despite NATO's prior assurance that the path of Ukraine to join the accession is "irreversible", reality now presents itself differently, as Oe24.at reports.

raw material deal between Ukraine and USA

At the same time, Ukraine seems to take an important step regarding its economic connections to the United States. As several media report, Kyiv has agreed to an agreement on the dismantling of Ukrainian mineral resources. This raw material deal could generate potential income of up to $ 500 billion for Ukraine, with some of the original claims of the United States falling. However, the details of the agreement are unclear, and the Ukrainian parliament still has to agree to the agreement. According to the Financial Times, a fund is to be set up in which Ukraine brings 50 percent of the revenue from the proceeds from state raw materials. This would enable significant investments in projects within Ukraine, but the existing large oil and gas companies are left out. US President Trump announced that the Ukrainian head of state Selenskij wanted to sign the agreement in Washington on Friday, which indicates an improvement in tense relationships between the two countries href = "https://www.sueddeutsche.de/politik/ukraine-krieg-newsblog-usa-nato-li.3209003"> Süddeutsche .