US-Ukraine Deal on Rare Earth Metals: Implications for Tech Industry and US Defense
washington/kiev February 26, 2025 09:00US and Ukraine reach agreement on rare earth metals supply, impacting tech industry and US defense sector.
US and Ukraine reach agreement on rare earth metals supply, impacting tech industry and US defense sector.
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