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Kazakhstan asserts sovereign right to cooperate with US on rare earth metals

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Kazakhstan asserts sovereign right to cooperate with US on rare earth metals

Kazakhstan's Minister of Industry and Construction, Yersaiyn Nagaspayev, stated that cooperation with the US on rare earth metals is Kazakhstan's sovereign right. He emphasized Kazakhstan's openness to international partnerships in the developing rare earth sector, noting similar formats of cooperation exist with other nations, including Russia.

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West needs Central Asia’s rare earths to militarize economy — Russian Foreign Ministry

Director of the Third CIS Department of the Russian Foreign Ministry Alexander Sternik noted that rare earth metals are used in advanced weapons and military equipment, laser systems and navigation systems

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The mining industry in Central Asia was largely inherited from Soviet times, Alexander Sternik said