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Trump's mineral deal is a relief to Kyiv - but no cause for it to feel gratitude
The Guardian Weekly
|May 09, 2025
The Trump administration, with its customary rhetorical inflation, has hailed its mineral deal with Ukraine as “historic”.
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What the world’s most powerful nation says and does matters. But how much? And for how long? This is a government of caprice and chaos. Attempting to connect the data points can be like trying to join up the bug splats on a windscreen. The real issue is that the vehicle is still following the signs for Moscow.
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