Ros Atkins on... What's in the US-Ukraine resources deal?

The BBC's analysis editor looks at what has been agreed in the much-anticipated agreement.

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The agreement means the US will share profits from future sales of Ukraine's mineral and energy reserves.

The BBC's analysis editor Ros Atkins looks at what's been agreed and where concessions were made.

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