Trump confirms US-Ukraine deal on minerals to happen soon

President Donald Trump said on Thursday that the 80 -page metal deal will be signed with Ukraine in one week.

While Trump announced during a press event from the Oval Office alongside Prime Minister Italy, Georgia Meloni, that the deal will be signed next Thursday, Treasury Secretary Scott Payette later modified that it is likely to be signed on April 26.

The details of the agreement are still relatively unknown, although the recent reports conducted by Bloomberg have indicated that the United States has retracted its demands to help it in the Battle of Ukraine against Russia from 300 billion dollars to $ 100 billion.

President Donald Trump, Italian Ministers Center Georgia Meloni, left a meeting at the White House oval office in Washington, DC, on Thursday. (Chris Klionis/CNP/Bloomberg via Getty Images/Getty Images)

What we know about the United States deal with Ukraine metal so far

Although Zelenskyy said he did not see the aid provided to Ukraine before Trump entered his post as a religion, he admitted that Ukraine would need to pay the costs of military aid to move forward, and on Wednesday, he said “good progress” after last week between the Trump administration and Ukrainian authorization.

When clicking it by correspondents on Thursday about the details of the deal, BESSENT said, “Green [its] What was previously agreed upon – indicates that, in essence, the United States has been granted a kind of “rare land” rights in exchange for continuous military support.

Ukrainian President Foludmir Zelinski, the right, and Treasury Secretary Scott Pesin gives a press conference during their meeting in Kiev, Ukraine, on February 12. (Tetiana Dzhaafarova / AFP via Getty Images / Getty Images)

The United States says Zelinski agreed to sign a metal deal: “We’ll see if it follows.”

Zelenskyy said on Wednesday that a memorandum of understanding can be signed at any moment, which is a decisive step to sign the official metal deal.

BESSENT referred to this memo on Thursday during his comments and said that this was what Zelinski was supposed to sign during his visit to the White House in February, but we pointed out “we went directly to the big deal.”

This “big deal” is what was told Fox News Digital, Zelenskyy rejected the signature and led to the bombing of the Oval Office played on direct TV.

President Donald Trump, the center, and Vice President JD Vance, meets with Ukrainian President Folodimir Zellinsky at the White House in the White House in Washington, DC, on February 28. (Andrew Harnik / Getty Images / Getty Images)

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Trump, when pressed by correspondents, had little information about who would sign the deal or where the signature could occur, although previous reports have suggested that Zelenskyy or Trump did not actually sign the deal.

The agreement is likely to be signed by Deputy Prime Minister Ukraine and Minister of Economy Yulia Sfridinko, as well as bessent.