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An agreement reached between the United States and Kazakhstan, as reported by The New York Times, allows a group of American investors with close ties to President Trump and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross to enter one of the world's largest untapped tungsten reserves. Last September, during a meeting in New York with the President of Kazakhstan, Ross, with Trump joining the conversation by phone, facilitated this crucial deal for Washington. During the call, Trump and his team persuaded the Kazakhstan leaders to allow a little-known American company to develop one of the world's largest untapped tungsten reserves. It wasn't just Trump and Ross who saw this business opportunity. Their sons quickly began conducting business with partners in the same deal their fathers were negotiating. Just weeks after the negotiations in New York concluded, investors from a firm called Dominari Securities - partially owned by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, located in Trump Tower in New York - along with other partners, purchased a 20% stake in a company entity related to the Kazakhstan project.