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Uranium, graphite, lithium, titanium, natural gas, and rare earths are potential contributors to the proposed fund, but claims roughly 40% of Ukraine’s mineral resources are in Russian-controlled regions. Russia would likely retain those areas under a peace agreement.
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Uranium, graphite, lithium, titanium, natural gas, and rare earths are potential contributors to the proposed fund, but claims roughly 40% of Ukraine’s mineral resources are in Russian-controlled regions. Russia would likely retain those areas under a peace agreement.
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Russian-controlled regions of Ukraine dossier
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Russian-controlled regions of Ukraine
Uranium, graphite, lithium, titanium, natural gas, and rare earths are potential contributors to the proposed fund, but claims roughly 40% of Ukraine’s mineral resources are in Russian-controlled regions. Russia would likely retain those areas under a peace agreement.
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However, around 40% of its mineral resources are in regions Russia controls - and would likely keep in a peace deal.
Uranium, graphite, lithium, titanium, natural gas, and rare earths are potential contributors to the proposed fund, but claims roughly 40% of Ukraine’s mineral resources are in Russian-controlled regions. Russia would likely retain those areas under a peace agreement.
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