The US and Ukraine His 'very close' when signing a mineral deal that could guarantee future security was claimed today.
Kyiv's deputy Prime Minister said: 'Almost all the details of a pact were now arranged after weeks of bitter fight between Volodymyr Zensky and Donald Trump.
Olga Stefanishyna suggested that the agreement to develop the natural resources of Ukraine could soon be signed in Washington to show our commitment to the next decades'.
The potential breakthrough has been praised by Boris Johnson, while he became a member of events on the occasion of the third anniversary of the full invasion of Russia. The former Prime Minister argued that Vladimir Putin would be the 'loser' because the US would defend its economic interests.
Mr. Zensky initially drove an agreement on rare earth minerals in exchange for security guarantees while trying to support us for the fight against Putin.
However, the two parties have difficulty sealing the conditions, with complaints that the obligations from America are not sufficient.
Mr. Trump has insisted that Ukraine should make up for the military support that it has received so far, while Mr Zensky said at the weekend that he would not sign a loan agreement that “pay off per generation after generation.”
The US and Ukraine are 'very close to signing a mineral deal that could guarantee future safety, said Boris Johnson (photo) today
The former PM sounded a cheerful tone after weeks of bitter fight between Volodymyr Zensky and Donald Trump (photo)
Mr Zelensky said that discussions about a minerals deal 'make progress'
Kyiv's deputy Prime Minister said: 'Almost all the details of a pact were now arranged after weeks of bitter fight between Volodymyr Zensky and Donald Trump
However, Mr. Zensky said that discussions 'make progress'.
“We are ready to share,” he said, emphasizing that the US should ensure that Putin ends this war. “
Johnson said to ITV's Good Morning Britain: 'I believe that we signed very close to getting this mineral agreement between the United States and Ukraine, and that does not only link the US to future financing of Ukraine, but also for a free, sovereign and Secure Ukraine safely.
“I think it is positive for Ukraine – and don't forget, the fundamental loser in everything that Putin becomes, because what Putin wants is that Ukraine is a vassal state of Russia.”
Johnson added: “What this deal provides is an economic partnership with America, and the two things are just not compatible.”
While he will join a potentially stormy confrontation with Mr Trump in Washington in Washington, Keir Starmer will join a group call with European leaders and confirms new sanctions against Putin's Tawanten.
The meeting comes in the midst of the increasing alarm in Western states about the dramatic step of America to launch negotiations with Putin and Sideline NATO. So far, Mr. Zensky has also been excluded from the discussions, with Mr Trump even burning him a 'dictator'.
Sir Keir repeated the 'IronClad' support of Great -Britain for Kyiv in a series of chats with allies during the weekend while he pleads the plea for the security to protect the sovereignty of the country.
But he runs a regions as he tries to maintain the 'special relationship' with Mr. Trump, who has taken an ax for long -existing alliances. After counting the German elections at night, the next Chancellor Friidrich Merz attacked the US interference and warned that Europe could no longer rely on super power.
Mr. Johnson argued that Vladimir Putin (photo) would be the 'loser' of the disputed pact to develop the natural resources of Ukraine
