A fewer days ago. Aleksandr Lukashenka in an interview with American blogger Mario Nawfal expressed concern about the United States interest rare earth metallic deposits in Ukraine and the possible agreement Washington would make with Kiev.
Now the Belarusian leader wonders whether specified minerals can besides be found in his native land. On Tuesday, he commissioned his ministers to organize geological studiesthe results of which could answer the questions of concern.
Alaksandr Lukashenka besides wants to mine uncommon earth metals
– This is very crucial topic said Alaksandr Lukashenka, quoted by the government agency BielTA. He besides pointed out that apart from uncommon earth metals, geologists must besides check whether there are also possible treasures in the Belarusian land, specified as oil or gas.
The dictator pointed out that geological investigation in Belarus are not besides developedwhich may be the reason that uncommon earth metals have not yet been discovered there. – Only Trump in the United States talks about uncommon earth metals. Have you even thought about it? There are not besides many in the ground, but possibly we have no little than others? – the leader wondered.
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Lukashenka was to address Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Shulejko and Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection, entrusting them with the mission of conducting appropriate searches. This is the future. You gotta dig and seewhat we have in the ground – he argued.
What are uncommon earth metals?
The question of uncommon earth metals became loud in public space after intent conclusion of an agreement on their extraction, between the US and Ukraine. How He Convinced Donald Trump, specified cooperation could contribute to the "recovery" of money provided by America to Kiev to fight Russia.
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Ukraine, on the another hand, planned to share resources with Americans, in exchange for safety guarantees. Eventually, the agreement has not come to fruition, as a consequence of the misunderstanding that occurred last Friday at the White House. On Tuesday, however, Prime Minister Denys Szmyhal announced that his government is ready to sign the document.
Rare Earth Metals is simply a common name 17 chemical elements, consisting of 2 scan tubes and 15 lanthanists. They are most common in the form of phosphates, carbonates, oxides and silicates. They are used, among others, in the aerospace industry, lasers, fibre optics, or solar cells.
