Russia, US to announce new joint initiatives soon, Putin envoy says
Kirill Dmitriev said the two countries are weighing other economic projects as sanctions complicate payment issues tied to the diesel agreement.
- On Friday, Russia and the United States began discussing new joint projects including nuclear-powered data centers, President Vladimir Putin's investment envoy Kirill Dmitriev announced at the Russian Energy Week conference in Moscow.
- The recent diesel deal aims to supply global markets to lower fuel prices, a key priority for President Donald Trump ahead of next month's mid-term elections. The United States Treasury requested the Russian Direct Investment Fund to facilitate payments.
- Kirill Dmitriev criticized the Graham Act as "misguided," noting it aims to squeeze Russia's energy revenues through sanctions and tariffs. He stated, "There are so many layers of sanctions piled on top of one another that everyone has become confused."
- Despite widespread resistance, Dmitriev said, "The ice has, in fact, begun to break." He added that projects are being implemented with the United States of America until the special military operation ends.
- Meanwhile, Ukraine has attacked data centers belonging to Yandex and Sberbank this month in response to Russian strikes. The Kremlin remains frustrated that the United States continues linking economic agreements to an elusive peace deal in Ukraine.
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According to the diesel deal, Russia and the US are thinking about further joint projects. Among other things, projects in the area of data centres are to be discussed, as Russian investment officer Kirill Dmitryev explains. US sanctions do not appear to constitute an obstacle. Despite US sanctions, both sides are examining how countries could cooperate, said Dmitryev on Friday. Among other things, joint projects in the area of Russian and US da…
According to the Special Representative of the President of the Russian Federation for Investment and Economic Cooperation with Foreign Countries, the head of the Russian Federation, Kirille Dmitriev, is currently discussing cooperation in the field of date-centres in Moscow and Washington.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has criticized the agreement between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin to supply Russian diesel to world markets. According to Zelensky, the deal will bring additional revenues to Moscow, which can be used to finance the war in Ukraine. “Now we see how the funds will start to return to Russia through the diesel deal,” Zelensky told reporters on the sidelines of a summit of EU le…
Russian President Vladimir Putin's special envoy Kirill Dmitriyev announced on Friday that Russia and the United States are discussing several new joint projects, including nuclear-powered data centers, following the diesel agreement signed last week.
THE AGREEMENT on fuel supplies has drawn criticism from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, European officials and some Republicans in the US.
<p>Putin said that the United States and Russia are discussing joint projects in the field of data centers Kirill Dmitriev said about joint projects of the Russian Federation and the United States in the field of data centers. Washington, he said, is looking for ways to repeal </p>sanctions.
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