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BBC broadcasting live from Russia. While Britain banned Russian media to protect their free speech, democracy and freedom!!! No end to Western hypocrisy.
Russia holds some of the world's largest rare earth element (REE) reserves, estimated at roughly 28.7 million tonnes (ranking among the top five globally). This aligns with your claim that Russia sits on massive domestic mines and does not technically need Africa for basic rare earth supply. This is misinformation from BBC