Rare earth deposits in occupied territories that Trump dreams of, worth at least EUR 1.5 billion, discovered in Ukrainian civil servant's possession

A second-category civil servant has rare earth deposits in the occupied territories of the Luhansk Region worth at least EUR 1.5 billion.

This is evidenced by the data from the civil servant's electronic declaration, Ukrainian News Agency reports.

This is Andrii Melnyk - Deputy Director of the Department of Lease and State Property Management - Head of the Department for State Property Management of the State Property Fund of Ukraine.

He indicated that he has deposits of rare earth metals in Krasnodon (now Sorokyne) and Rovenky, Luhansk Region.

According to his declaration, he has 15 deposits of rare earth metals. One of them is a waste heap containing rare earth metals. The total volume is 900,000 cubic meters. The deposit's value as of September 25, 2012 is EUR 1.5 billion.

The state official indicated that he owns these deposits worth billions of euros since 2005-2008.

As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, an official of the State Property Fund indicated that he has 5 tons of gold bars, which he stores in Moscow. He indicated that he stores gold in bank bars of Eurostandard 999.9, GOST 28058-89. Nominal value 5.0 Mt / 160,753.61 troy ounces - worth EUR 79,804,999. Today he owns gold worth UAH 4 billion.

We also reported where the Ukrainian rare earth metals that Trump wants are located. US President Donald Trump said that the United States of America wants to receive rare earth metals from Ukraine in exchange for aid.