The engagement marks a step in Jaguar's strategy to engage with U.S. Government stakeholders regarding the Company's uranium exploration projects and their potential relevance to future allied critical mineral supply chains. Under the agreement, Manifest will assist Jaguar in identifying and engaging with U.S. Government agencies, departments, and Armed Services supply and logistics entities relevant to the Company's objectives.

Jaguar's exploration portfolio is focused on uranium projects in Argentina and Colombia that management believes may be relevant to future uranium development opportunities independent of certain foreign-controlled supply chains.2

Jaguar's South American footprint places the Company squarely within the United States' strategic plan to develop and secure critical mineral supply from friendly nations.3 Allied-country supply has become a central pillar of U.S. critical minerals policy.4

With projects in Argentina and Colombia, Jaguar operates in two Western Hemisphere jurisdictions aligned with this strategy. Argentina has emerged as one of the United States' closest critical minerals partners in the region, while Colombia holds significant underexplored critical mineral potential and is actively opening strategic mining areas to new development.5

The goal of the engagement is designed to establish Jaguar as a trusted strategic partner whose projects are recognized as important to U.S. critical mineral and national security priorities.

"Reducing reliance on non-allied critical mineral supply chains is an important strategic objective. Partnering with Manifest and welcoming General Flynn as an Advisor gives Jaguar access to relationships and perspective that may help the Company communicate its exploration-stage strategy in Washington. This is an early step in what we intend to be a long-term strategic partnership," said Steven Gold, President & CEO of Jaguar Uranium Corp.

"Critical minerals are a cornerstone of national security, and uranium sits at the center of America's energy and defense resilience. I look forward to advising Jaguar as it evaluates how its exploration projects fit within broader strategic objectives," said General Charles Flynn (U.S. Army, Ret.).