New Assay Results Strengthen Military Metals’ European Strategy
Modern Drills Confirm Soviet-Era Data: Military Metals Validates High-Grade Antimony and Gold at Trojarová, Positioning for EU Critical Supply.
Resurrecting a Cold War-era asset requires more than just dusty maps and optimism; it requires truth at the end of a drill bit. Military Metals Corp. (CSE: MILI | OTCQB: MILIF) delivered exactly that on Wednesday, releasing the first analytical results from its flagship Trojarová Antimony Gold Project in Slovakia. The numbers from the definition drilling campaign are not only robust but serve as a modern validation of decades-old data, potentially positioning the project as a cornerstone for the European Union’s critical mineral independence.
The headline figures from drill hole 25-TVA-001 are substantial enough to make any geologist sit up straight. The company intersected 23.2 meters of 2.22% antimony and 1.27 grams per tonne (g/t) gold, starting from a depth of 144.3 meters. This broad interval represents a true width of 20.1 meters, confirming the presence of a thick, mineralized system.

However, the devil, and the value, is in the details. Within that broader envelope, the drill core revealed a distinct metal zonation. A highly enriched antimony zone returned 7.9 meters grading an impressive 4.9% antimony, sitting immediately atop a gold-enriched layer of 6.2 meters grading 3.17 g/t gold. The assay lab returned peak individual samples as high as 12.8% antimony and 10.45 g/t gold, offering a glimpse of the high-grade potential hidden within the system.

