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Trump family profits from blockbuster deal in Central Asia despite backlash due to 'proof problem': expert

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Trump family profits from blockbuster deal in Central Asia despite backlash due to 'proof problem': expert
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Between 2023 and 2024, Cove Capital negotiated with the Kazakh government to take a 70% share in the country's state-owned tungsten mining deposits.Tungsten is a rare earth mineral that is critical to building military equipment, including missiles and fighter jets. The lion's share of the earth's supply of the mineral is owned by China and Russia. ASP Isotopes is owned by businessman Paul Mann.

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World Corporate Economy Trump family profits from blockbuster deal in Central Asia despite backlash due to 'proof problem': expert Donald Trump Jr and Eric Trump made a passive investment in a company that stands to benefit from a government mining deal By Hannah Brennan , Amanda Macias , Peter D'Abrosca , Andrew Murray Fox News Published July 29, 2026 7:00pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Trump brothers' Kazakhstan tungsten deal raises suspicions but lacks proof of wrongdoing: securities lawyer Securities and investment fraud attorney Andrew Stoltmann says an investment by the Trump brothers raises eyebrows.

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