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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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 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.
President Donald Trump's administration is considering the possibility of concluding separate business deals with Russia before the end of the conflict in Ukraine.
According to American officials, this should demonstrate that the US is serious about rebooting relations with the Russian Federation and encouraging Putin to peace.
Trump will offer Putin economic deals before the end of the Russian war against Ukraine - NYT The Trump <p>administration is considering deals with Russia before the end of the war to spur the Kremlin towards peace. This is contrary to the position of Congress. and Kyiv</p>.
The Trump administration is considering a new approach to ending the Russia-Ukraine war. Breaking with its previous stance, it would sign business deals with Moscow before a ceasefire is reached, while Congress has just passed a comprehensive package of sanctions legislation against Russia, the New York Times reported.
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