The United States is interested in mineral resources under the pretense of diplomacy.

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 The United States is interested in mineral resources under the pretense of diplomacy.

When Donald Trump took office for the second time in 2024, he significantly altered US foreign policy. He is pursuing a new foreign and trade policy in different parts of the world, departing from the foreign policy of Joe Biden and his predecessors. Establishing US supremacy over other nations' mineral resources is the aim of this new policy. Trump has occasionally included his family businesses in adhering to this state regulation. Trump's strategy has already begun to be reflected in the Middle East, Southeast Asia and Africa. In certain regions, Trump's new approach is being carried out under the guise of peace accords, while in other regions, sanctions are being lifted.

It is no longer a secret that Trump wants to free the Gaza Strip from Palestinian control and construct one of the greatest tourist and entertainment hubs in the world there, based on Italy's coastline entertainment hubs. Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law, was the first to outline his proposal for the Gaza Strip. The Trump family believes that a Gaza devoid of Palestinians has enormous business possibilities. Trump has backed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to capture the whole Gaza Strip because of this.

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When Donald Trump took office for the second time in 2024, he significantly altered US foreign policy. He is pursuing a new foreign and trade policy in different parts of the world, departing from the foreign policy of Joe Biden and his predecessors. Establishing US supremacy over other nations' mineral resources is the aim of this new policy. Trump has occasionally included his family businesses in adhering to this state regulation. The Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Africa have already started to see the effects of Trump's policies. In certain regions, Trump's new approach is being carried out under the guise of peace accords, while in other regions, sanctions are being lifted.

It is no longer a secret that Trump wants to free the Gaza Strip from Palestinian control and construct one of the greatest tourist and entertainment hubs in the world there, based on Italy's coastline entertainment hubs. Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law, was the first to outline his proposal for the Gaza Strip. The Trump family believes that a Gaza devoid of Palestinians has enormous business possibilities. Trump has backed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to capture the whole Gaza Strip because of this.

According to him, Israel has complete control over whether or not it occupies the entire Gaza Strip, and the US has no voice in the matter. By saying this, Trump intends to persuade Israel to conquer Gaza in order to lay the groundwork for the Trump family company in the future.

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However, in an effort to create US dominance over rare earth metals or rare mineral resources, the Trump administration has chosen to loosen long-standing US sanctions on the military junta and its supporters in Myanmar, a country in Southeast Asia. The US Treasury Department has recently taken significant action in this area as well.

The Myanmar state of Kachin, which borders China, has enormous amounts of rare or uncommon mineral resources. The goal of the Trump administration is to give the US authority over these resources. For this reason, the Trump administration is working to strengthen ties between the United States and the junta government and its allies in Myanmar.

With the same objective, the Trump administration has also made contact with the African continent. They have served as mediators in the signing of a "peace accord" between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), two neighboring African nations. The Trump administration has simultaneously promised the two nations financial support. In actuality, however, the United States' primary goal is to give American corporations control over Congo's copper, cobalt, coltan, and other important minerals; bringing about peace between the two nations and offering financial support are not the primary concerns here.

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The meager sum of money that will be sent to Congo under the guise of economic aid will be used to extract hundreds of times more money from the nation's mineral resources. Is this genuinely diplomacy, or is it a covert attempt to impose American colonization on this African nation? Seventy percent of the cobalt produced worldwide comes from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Additionally, Congo supplies a sizable amount of the world's total production of coltan and copper. Both advanced weapons production systems and electric cars use these precious materials.

However, in actuality, no government in the nation has been able to leverage its abundance of these priceless mineral resources to raise the standard of living for Congolese citizens. This is not a coincidence; rather, a carefully considered approach is being used to remove these Congolese resources from the nation.

And to do this, Rwanda and Congo signed the Regional Economic Integration Framework (REIF) accord, which aims to boost trade, economic cooperation, and partnership development. It highlights US investors as crucial collaborators in preserving Congo's mineral resource supply chain. The agreement's inclusion of such terminology has made inviting American investors or funding to develop Congo's mines all but essential. Simultaneously, local businesses no longer have the chance to take part in the growth and mining operations of Congo.

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Guyanese historian Walter Rodney's 1972 book, "How Europe Underdeveloped Africa," details how the West plucked Africa's precious mineral resources. He demonstrates how two Belgian corporations pillaged the Congolese people for years during colonial rule (1885–1960) in return for housing and maternity services.

In order to exploit the mineral richness of Africa, Westerners are now traveling there under many aliases, such as Glencore, Tesla, The Pentagon, etc. Nevertheless, the statistics remain unchanged. For centuries, the families of Congolese mineworkers have been impoverished. Their destiny remains unchanged.