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Trump suggests US help run Ukraine’s nuclear power plants, has ‘moved beyond’ mineral deal, White House says

WASHINGTON — President Trump has walked away from a potential minerals deal with Ukraine — and is now suggesting the US take a stake in nuclear power plants in the war-torn country instead.

“We have moved beyond the economic mineral deal,” White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told The Post during her press briefing Wednesday, referring to ongoing discussions of a potential cease-fire between Washington, Kyiv and Moscow.

5 President Trump signs an executive order in the Oval Office of the White House. REUTERS

During the most recent conversation, Trump suggested that the US “could be very helpful” in running nuclear plants in Ukraine with “electricity and utility expertise,” Leavitt said, adding that American stakeholding would be best for the vital resources’ “protection.”

The White House has previously said it has particular interest in the fate of the nuclear plant at Zaporizhzhya — the largest in Europe — which is located right on the border of Russian-occupied territory.

5 “We have moved beyond the economic mineral deal,” White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told The Post about the discussions of a potential cease-fire between Washington, Kyiv and Moscow. AP