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Donald Trump Seeks Zaporizja Nuclear Plant for Rare Earth Metals in Ukraine

Donald Trump Seeks Zaporizja Nuclear Plant for Rare Earth Metals in Ukraine
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World March 20, 2025 20:35

amsterdam - Donald Trump aims to utilize Zaporizja nuclear plant for extracting rare earth metals in Ukraine, impacting energy supply.

US Interest in Zaporizja Nuclear Plant

The Zaporizja nuclear plant in Ukraine is a key point of discussion between the US and Ukraine for rare earth metal extraction.

Current Status of Zaporizja Nuclear Plant

  • Stalled since the war's onset, the plant is occupied by Russian forces, affecting energy supply.
  • Russia uses the plant for military activities, hindering Ukraine's efforts to regain control diplomatically.

Challenges and Impact on Energy Supply

  • Zaporizja plant, once vital for Ukraine's electricity, now relies on external power sources due to attacks on power lines.
  • Russian actions have rendered the plant inoperable, creating energy crises in the region.

Russian Interference and Human Rights Violations

  • Russia's control over the plant includes intimidation tactics, leading to staff reduction and human rights abuses.
  • Reports suggest systematic terror and control by Russian forces, turning Enerhodar into a place of fear.
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