The White House is considering concluding deals with Russia before the end of the conflict in Ukraine, The New York Times writes
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US President Donald Trump is currently willing to conclude trade agreements with Russia as part of peace talks before the fighting in Ukraine ends. The American newspaper The New York Times, citing anonymous sources, reports that he wants to prove to the Kremlin that he is sincere about restoring relations. Russian President Vladimir Putin was reportedly informed of Trump's position earlier this month by negotiators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushn…
The US proposed that Russia conclude certain trade transactions without waiting for the end of the war in Ukraine, while Washington's previous position was opposed and implied the restoration of economic relations between the Russian Federation and the United States only as "reward for the cessation of military action.
The United States does not intend to wait for the end of the conflict in Ukraine and is ready to make deals with Russia now. It is written by The New York Times, citing high-level sources in Trump's administration. The White House wants to show the Kremlin the seriousness of its intention to restart.
The White House is considering signing economic agreements with Russia before the end of the war in Ukraine. The New York Times writes this, citing "two sources close to talks." (ANSA)
The White House is considering the possibility of concluding economic agreements with Russia before the end of the war against Ukraine, and in Washington, D.C., it is believed that this could provide an additional incentive for the Kremlin to accept peace.
The administration of US President Donald Trump is considering the possibility of concluding economic agreements with Russia before the cessation of hostilities in Ukraine. According to US officials, such agreements could serve as an additional incentive for Vladimir Putin to agree to end the war, UNIAN quotes him as saying.
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