After meeting with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer Sunday, Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky told the British Broadcasting Company (BBC) he’s willing to sign the minerals deal that was supposed to be signed Friday in Washington, D.C., before discussions in the Oval Office went off the rails and Zelensky was asked to leave.
According to reporting by the BBC, here is what was said (through a translator):
The BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg has quizzed Zelensky about the future of the agreement…
Zelensky answers saying the minerals deal is ready for [the] minister to sign. “It is our policy to continue what happened in the past, we’re constructive,” he continues, “if we agreed to sign the minerals deal, we’re ready to sign it.”
“The agreement that’s on the table will be signed if the parties are ready,” he concludes.
Listening to the video, here is what…
