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Trump says Zelenskyy will come to US on 28 February to sign subsoil deal

Donald Trump declared Tuesday that “everything is going very well with Russia and Ukraine” ahead of Ukrainian President Zelenskyy’s confirmed visit to sign a resources deal.

byMaria Tril

26/02/2025

1 minute read

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during the meeting with US senators in Washington on 21 September 2023. Credit: president.gov.ua

Trump says Zelenskyy will come to US on 28 February to sign subsoil deal

US President Donald Trump announced that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will arrive in Washington on 28 February to sign an agreement on mineral resources development in Ukraine.

Trump made the statement at the beginning of a meeting with administration ministers on 26 February.

“We’re doing very well with Russia-Ukraine. President Zelenskyy is going to be coming on Friday. It’s now confirmed, and we’re going to be signing an agreement,” Trump said.

Trump again criticized Europe, claiming it spent $100 billion on aid to Ukraine, while the United States allegedly spent $350 billion. Such numbers does not correspond to reality. Abc News reported, citing Government resources, that the US allocated approximately $174 billion to $182 billion in aid to Ukraine since the start of the war in 2022. While the Kiel Institute estimated that the US allocated about $119 billion in direct aid to Ukraine

Zelenskyy previously reported that his visit to the United States might take place on 28 February. He said he aims to discuss a framework agreement on mineral resources and security guarantees from the United States with Donald Trump in Washington.

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