East Star Resources commences drilling in East Kazakhstan
Published by Jessica Casey,
Editor
Global Mining Review,
East Star Resources Plc, which is exploring for copper and gold in Kazakhstan, has commenced drilling at the first of two high priority VMS copper targets in East Kazakhstan.
The first drill hole at Rulikha is targeting the northern most IP anomaly (in the approximately 1550 m west to east and 1040 m north to south anomaly) immediately north of the Rulikha Deposit. The anomaly starts from approximately 100 m below surface and is open at depth.
Upon completion of drilling at Rulikha, the rig will move to the Talovskoye target.
Alex Walker, East Star CEO, commented: “The preparation work has been done. We’re now ready to find out if the Rulikha Deposit continues to the north, creating another significant deposit in the East Region. If successful, new discoveries will help with underutilised regional infrastructure and falling employment due to mine life depletion in this proud mining region of the world.”
Read the article online at: https://www.globalminingreview.com/exploration-development/18062025/east-star-resources-commences-drilling-in-east-kazakhstan/
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