Kyiv confirmed its full sovereign ownership of subsoil assets, with the Ministry of Economy managing funds in cooperation with a US agency. The legacy company Ukrnafta remains under Ukrainian control, amidst US interest in rare earth resources.
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Updated Aug 1
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What happened
Kyiv confirmed its full sovereign ownership of subsoil assets, with the Ministry of Economy managing funds in cooperation with a US agency. The legacy company Ukrnafta remains under Ukrainian control, amidst US interest in rare earth resources.
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The entities involved
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Kyiv
capital and largest city of Ukraine
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Ministry of Economy
ministry of Ukraine
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Ukrnafta
Ukrainian oil extracting company
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