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14 December 2023
Eurasia Mining Plc
Legal Matters Update
Eurasia Mining Plc ("Eurasia" or the "Company"), the palladium, platinum, rhodium, iridium and gold mining company, provides an update on legal matters.
The Company's dispute with its former legal adviser Gowling WLG (UK) LLP ("Gowling") has been successfully resolved, with a settlement agreed and paid. The winding up petition was dismissed by the court on 13 December 2023.
Chairman Christian Schaffalitzky commented: "We are grateful to our in-house team and our advisers that have successfully resolved the matter with Gowling".
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Eurasia Mining Plc
Christian Schaffalitzky
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+44 (0)203 470 0470
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David Sacks
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Ukraine has lost Crimea, Donetsk, Luhansk, most of Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia forever. If it doesn’t negotiate a peace deal now, it will also lose Kharkiv, Odesa, the rest of Kherson, and more. The flag wavers who think they’re helping Ukraine are just dismembering it.
Elon Musk
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12h
Your assessment is accurate imo
https://x.com/DavidSacks/status/1734665741939446209?s=20
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Nearly half of US voters think Joe Biden is spending too much on Ukraine aid
FT-Michigan Ross survey shows obstacle to White House push for more support as Volodymyr Zelenskyy prepares to visit Washington
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Nearly half of American voters think the US is spending too much on aid for Ukraine, according to a poll that underscores the fragility of domestic support just as Volodymyr Zelenskyy prepares to visit Washington to lobby for more funding.
The latest FT-Michigan Ross monthly poll found that 48 per cent believed the US was spending “too much” in military and financial aid to bolster Kyiv’s war effort against Russia, compared with 27 per cent who said Washington was spending the “right amount” and 11 per cent who said the US was not spending enough.
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Opposition was particularly pronounced among Republicans, with 65 per cent saying the US was spending too much in Ukraine, compared with roughly half — 52 per cent — of independents and just a third — 32 per cent — of Democrats.
The findings come as President Joe Biden struggles to cajole a sharply divided Congress into approving a sweeping $111bn security spending package that would include about $60bn for Kyiv, as well as funding for Israel and Taiwan.
It also comes as Zelenskyy is due to visit Washington for a meeting with Biden on Tuesday to “underscore the United States’ unshakeable commitment” to the country’s war effort, according to the White House.
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đź’Ž#diamonds
G7: We are tearing Russia's economy to shreds! We don't buy Russian diamonds anymore
India (hold my beer): OKAY.
India lifts ban on diamond shipments from Russia
It was imposed to prevent oversupply and maintain diamond prices. But as of December 15, the ban is lifted.
Tomorrow
India: Psst, Europe, want to buy diamonds?
That was a little predictable, wasn't it?
Putin seems to be doing a lot of busines with Americas allies in the middle east. Personally welcomed by the old Saudi King.
Compare that to Biden. The political and economic environment is changing. End of the war, end of Ukraine aid and end of sanctions is on the horizon. Good environment for EUA going fwd.
"It is important to emphasise that, despite the now extended timeline, active discussions are maintained with counterparties based in Hong Kong and Russia"
Chairman Christian Schaffalitzky commented: "We appreciate our shareholders' support as we continue to pursue the possible sale of our Russian assets. Our main project at West Kytlim has seen no production of concentrate through 2023. We have maintained the assets in a sale ready state. Currently, the Company is not developing further mining assets. The Board and senior executives remain hopeful of a successful conclusion to the sale of assets process and we look forward to updating our shareholders in this regard as appropriate."
Every holder is responsible for their own decisions to buy or sell. I will be adding, as this extract from the RNS is telling us a sale will happen. Take note!
"It is important to emphasise that, despite the now extended timeline, active discussions are maintained with counterparties based in Hong Kong and Russia"
tc more factual than the ****e you and the gang of shorters are posting.
the board and senior executives remain hopeful of a successful conclusion to the sale of assets process and we look forward to updating our shareholders in this regard as appropriate.