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08.04.202523:27
🇲🇽BREAKING: Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announces will reject any American military intervention against the cartels.
The statement comes after intensified speculations about Trump preparing to launch drone strikes against the cartels.
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The statement comes after intensified speculations about Trump preparing to launch drone strikes against the cartels.
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17.04.202520:53
#BREAKING | Ukraine and the US have signed a memorandum of understanding on minerals, — Ukrainian Finance Minister Sviridenko.
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Today, we took a step towards a joint Economic Partnership Agreement with the United States. We signed a Memorandum, which testifies to the constructive joint work of our teams and the intention to finalize and conclude an agreement that will be beneficial to both our peoples, — Ukraine's Minister of Economy, Sviridenko
- We are preparing the creation of the Investment Fund for the Reconstruction of Ukraine. The corresponding agreement will open up opportunities for significant investments, modernization of infrastructure and mutually beneficial partnership between Ukraine and the United States - it is with this goal that the teams are working on the document.
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09.04.202515:08
CEO of Russian Direct Investment Fund meets with over 150 US companies operating in Russia
Last week following meetings with US officials, he said that American companies were ready to fill niches from departed European companies
#Russia #US
Last week following meetings with US officials, he said that American companies were ready to fill niches from departed European companies
#Russia #US
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08.04.202519:56
🇨🇳🇺🇸China's rare metal restrictions: a NAIL IN THE COFFIN for US military industry?
China’s sanctions on Lockheed Martin and Raytheon, plus new restrictions on rare earths and dual-use tech, are seriously disrupting US supply chains dependent on Chinese resources, says analyst Angelo Giuliano.
Giuliano predicts that these restrictions will cause defense production costs to soar, delaying advanced equipment like aircraft and missiles. The US isn’t ready to ditch China as a trade partner in this crucial sector.
🤔 Temporary dislocation? 🌍
Ex-DoD analyst Michael Maloof believes China’s move will cause a “temporary dislocation,” but the US will likely seek alternatives in Latin America, Ukraine, or even Russia before ramping up domestic mining. The fix won’t be quick.
✅Scandium: aerospace woes ✈️
Scandium is essential for aluminum alloys in aviation and rocketry. Restrictions on this rare metal could hit US aerospace hard, as it's key for "extreme strength and low weight," says rare earths expert Ruslan Dimukhamedov.
✅Dysprosium: hot stuff 🔥
Dysprosium is needed for heat-resistant neodymium magnets. Without it, critical defense tech like missiles would face overheating issues. A major concern for defense and tech industries.
✅Samarium: defense needs 🛡
Samarium’s temperature-resistant magnets are used in missile guidance systems and oil wells. Losing access could compromise defense tech, aerospace, and energy sectors.
✅Gadolinium: avoid nuclear crisis ☢️
Gadolinium plays a critical role in nuclear reactors, improving uranium burn-up and lifespan. Restrictions on gadolinium could hit the US’s civilian nuclear sector hard.
✅Terbium: lighting the way 💡
Terbium is key for lighting applications like spotlights and displays. A slow down in production would impact the defense and tech industries.
✅Yttrium: aerospace advantage 🚀
Yttrium is used in aerospace ceramics and heat protection. Losing access could ground key projects like aircraft engines and space tech.
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China’s sanctions on Lockheed Martin and Raytheon, plus new restrictions on rare earths and dual-use tech, are seriously disrupting US supply chains dependent on Chinese resources, says analyst Angelo Giuliano.
Giuliano predicts that these restrictions will cause defense production costs to soar, delaying advanced equipment like aircraft and missiles. The US isn’t ready to ditch China as a trade partner in this crucial sector.
🤔 Temporary dislocation? 🌍
Ex-DoD analyst Michael Maloof believes China’s move will cause a “temporary dislocation,” but the US will likely seek alternatives in Latin America, Ukraine, or even Russia before ramping up domestic mining. The fix won’t be quick.
✅Scandium: aerospace woes ✈️
Scandium is essential for aluminum alloys in aviation and rocketry. Restrictions on this rare metal could hit US aerospace hard, as it's key for "extreme strength and low weight," says rare earths expert Ruslan Dimukhamedov.
✅Dysprosium: hot stuff 🔥
Dysprosium is needed for heat-resistant neodymium magnets. Without it, critical defense tech like missiles would face overheating issues. A major concern for defense and tech industries.
✅Samarium: defense needs 🛡
Samarium’s temperature-resistant magnets are used in missile guidance systems and oil wells. Losing access could compromise defense tech, aerospace, and energy sectors.
✅Gadolinium: avoid nuclear crisis ☢️
Gadolinium plays a critical role in nuclear reactors, improving uranium burn-up and lifespan. Restrictions on gadolinium could hit the US’s civilian nuclear sector hard.
✅Terbium: lighting the way 💡
Terbium is key for lighting applications like spotlights and displays. A slow down in production would impact the defense and tech industries.
✅Yttrium: aerospace advantage 🚀
Yttrium is used in aerospace ceramics and heat protection. Losing access could ground key projects like aircraft engines and space tech.
📌Subscribe to @SputnikInt
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