The US and Ukraine signed an additional implementation document for the mineral resources cooperation protocol.

Jin10 data reported on May 14 that Ukraine and the United States signed a supplementary document on cooperation in natural resources, which is a key requirement proposed by U.S. President Trump and is crucial for maintaining military aid to Ukraine. This move marks the impending finalization of a significant profit-sharing agreement between the two countries aimed at ensuring U.S. investment opportunities in Ukraine. The press office of the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine revealed to reporters in Kyiv on Tuesday that both parties have signed two documents that detail the operational mechanisms of the investment fund established by the U.S.-Ukraine Joint Fund. This fund was previously outlined in the mineral agreement approved by the Ukrainian parliament, which stipulates that Ukraine will supplement the fund's capital through tax revenue from new mining licenses and other payments, while the U.S. can participate through financial investments or military aid.