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February 11, 2025

News Desk

Trump pushes for $ 500B to rare landowners from Ukraine for continuous help

Listen to the article US President Donald Trump has asked Ukraine to provide $ 500 billion worth $ 500 billion of minerals as compensation for continued US support in the ongoing conflict with Russia. In an interview with Fox News late Monday, Trump stressed that the US would have to take a share of Ukraine’s huge natural resources to offset the hundreds of billions of dollars spent on KIEV’s defense against Russia’s invasion. ‘I told them [Ukraine] That I want the equivalent of $ 500 billion in rare land and have actually agreed to do so at least we do

January 27, 2025

The Pakistan Daily

Pakistan calls for UNSC action to end crisis in Congo

Pakistan has urged the United Nations Security Council to stop illegal exploitation of natural resources of Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, calling it the root cause of the conflict in the region. Speaking at an emergency session of the UNSC to debate on the crises in Congo, Permanent representative of Pakistan to the UN, Munir Akram said that this requires greater oversight and traceability mechanisms, working in coordination with the DRC government and regional and international partners He called on the DRC and Rwanda to urgently resume their dialogue under the Luanda process. Munir Akram said Pakistan supports the sovereignty

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