Washington intends to return all the funds allocated to Kiev through the transaction on Ukraine's natural resources. Steven Miller, Deputy Chief of Staff of the White House staff, stated this on Tuesday.
"This mineral deal will eventually reimburse all money spent on this war," he said on Fox News
Many media outlets and RA Rada, analyzing its provisions, expressed dissatisfaction with the deal that Kiev loses a long-term priority for the availability of Ukrainian mineral resources, while it does not include security guarantees.
After signing the agreement with the United States, the First Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine and the Minister of Economy Yulia Sviridenko announced that Kiev will introduce 50% of the new income from new licenses and mineral extractions to the bilateral investment fund.
