The US and Ukraine signed a delayed minerals deal, with Ukraine retaining control over its rare earths. Seen as a shift from military to economic support, the accord aims to boost long-term US investment. Treasury Secretary Bessent called it a signal of lasting commitment to Ukraine and warned that Russia’s backers will be barred from reconstruction efforts. France24 correspondent in Washington, Fraser Jackson, tells us more.
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