Ukrainian Graphite Mine Hopes for Trump Deal, but Say Returns Won't Be Instant
As U.S. President Donald Trump eyes a major deal on Ukraine's rare earths and critical minerals in return for Washington's continuing support in the war against Russia, operators such as Kostyuk, sitting on one of Europe's largest graphite deposits, see an opportunity - but acknowledge profits will not come quickly for any American investors.
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