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USURIF

artifactMoney & Finance · Nations & Geopolitics
A 2025 deal turned U.S. military aid to Ukraine into equity — artillery shells effectively bought a claim on half of Ukraine's future mineral wealth.
Who they are

USURIF, the US-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund created in April 2025.

What they do

It's a fund that channels a large share of Ukraine's future natural-resource revenue toward the U.S. in exchange for aid.

How it works

The fund claims 50% of future natural-resource revenue across 55 critical minerals (titanium, lithium, gold), and reclassifies U.S. military aid as a capital contribution — so artillery shells become equity securing rights to underground assets; it's co-managed by the U.S. Development Finance Corporation and Ukraine, with the framework designed by BlackRock.

Why it matters

It converts wartime aid into ownership claims on a sovereign nation's resources. The engine frames it as extraction of sovereignty dressed up as reconstruction investment.

The engine's record — word for word
US-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund (April 2025). 50% of future natural resource revenue. 55 critical minerals (titanium, lithium, gold). Military aid reclassified as capital contribution — artillery shells = equity securing subsoil assets. DFC + Ukraine co-managed. Donroe Doctrine applied to sovereignty extraction. BlackRock designed the framework.
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