According to the publication, Trump will offer Putin a number of conditions for the end of the war in Ukraine, including the opening of the natural resources of Alaska for Moscow and the removal of some American sanctions from the Russian aviation industry.
The US Minister of Finance Scott Immord, probably, will be among representatives of the administration conducting a briefing for Trump before his meeting with Putin in Anchorida, the newspaper writes. Immentine studies economic compromises that the United States can go with the Russian Federation to accelerate the conclusion of the ceasefire agreement. Proposals include Putin's access to rare earth minerals in Ukrainian territories, currently occupied by the Russian Federation.
As a source familiar with these sentences told the publication, there are a number of incentives, one of which may be a potential agreement on the supply of rare -earth metals.
Other stimulation measures include the removal of prohibitions on export of spare parts and equipment necessary for servicing Russian aircraft, a significant part of which became unusable.
Trump also considers the possibility of providing Russia with the opportunity to use valuable natural resources in the Bering Strait that separates it from the United States.
Sources in the Government of Great Britain informed The Telegraph that such incentives can be acceptable for Europe, provided that this will not be considered a “reward” for Putin.
It is believed that Ukraine has 10% of the world's lithium reserves used in the production of batteries, the publication says. The two largest lithium deposits are located in the territories controlled by Russia, and Putin declared his rights to valuable minerals discovered in the regions occupied by his troops.
