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U.S. financial institutions are hesitating to approve $1.6 billion for a tungsten mining project in Kazakhstan linked to Trump's family due to geopolitical risks and economic viability concerns. The project, led by Cove Kaz Capital, aims to exploit significant tungsten deposits that could supply 15% of global production. Currently, the financing is in preliminary analysis stages, with letters of interest issued but no binding commitments made. The project's future remains uncertain as the U.S. government evaluates its implications amidst Kazakhstan's ties to Russia and China.