US–Ukraine fund's first deal Minerals and winter power

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TSN says the American–Ukrainian reconstruction investment fund has concluded its first minerals agreement and approved four other projects. The agreement would invest about $30 million in a joint platform with an unnamed Ukrainian group, initially focusing on early-stage mining across Ukraine and uranium, beryllium and zirconium deposits. Two other projects would strengthen power and heating networks after intensified Russian infrastructure attacks before winter. The presenter recalls the fund's creation under the minerals agreement signed in April of the previous year.

The American–Ukrainian reconstruction investment fund concluded its first minerals agreement and approved four other projects, according to TSN. About $30 million would go into a joint platform with an unnamed Ukrainian group, focusing initially on early-stage mining and uranium, beryllium and zirconium deposits. Two further projects are intended to strengthen electricity and heating networks after Russian infrastructure attacks ahead of winter. The actual agreement date remains unknown.