Trump Conditions Aid to Ukraine with Rare Earth Elements
ukraine February 5, 2025 05:30US President Trump links military aid to Ukraine with access to rare earth minerals, sparking reactions from Ukrainian and Russian officials.
US President Trump links military aid to Ukraine with access to rare earth minerals, sparking reactions from Ukrainian and Russian officials.
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