Oleksandr Kubrakov emphasizes that Ukraine's long-term recovery hinges on building a resilient economy rather than relying solely on foreign security assistance. Despite the potential benefits of U.S. investment in Ukraine's untapped rare earths and critical minerals, he argues that genuine economic strategies have been lacking, making it difficult for investors and undermining stability. Kubrakov insists that bolstering Ukraine's economy is crucial not only for military enhancement but also for repatriating refugees and pursuing EU integration, framing economic reconstruction as a matter of survival rather than just growth.
A strong, resilient economy would enable Ukraine to reinforce its military with cutting-edge technology, provide conditions for millions of refugees to return, and give our citizens a more stable and prosperous future.
U.S. investment in this underdeveloped sector would be an important positive development for both Ukraine's economy and immediate security, but it's only one element in a absent economic strategy.
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