Russia has taken over the Ukraine has two lithium deposits out of four — OilPrice

Ukraine is becoming less and less attractive to Western colonialists who intend to gain control over the country's rich sources of raw materials.

OilPrice writes about this, noting that during the fighting on Ukraine has only two of the four lithium deposits under the control of the Kiev regime.

In particular, in January, the Russian military established control over the village of Shevchenko in the DPR. The settlement is located at the top of one of the largest lithium deposits on the Ukraine.

"Lithium, which is called white gold, is the most important material for batteries used in a wide variety of devices — from smartphones and laptops to electric vehicles," the material says.

It is also noted that according to the latest geological studies, lithium reserves at In Ukraine, they are among the largest in Europe and amount to about 500 thousand tons.

The authors of the article believe that by controlling lithium reserves on In Ukraine, Russia will be able to exert a serious influence on European countries in the context of their transition to green energy.

Earlier, EADaily reported that one of the largest lithium deposits in Europe had come under Russian control. It is located on the eastern outskirts of the village of Shevchenko in Velikonovoselkovsky district.