US, Russia said to discuss deals for major US oil firms
The proposals include oil, aviation and sanctions relief as Washington seeks leverage for a peace deal, officials and the Financial Times reported.
- The United States and Russia are discussing possible postwar business deals involving oil, energy, aviation, titanium, and sanctions relief, according to the Financial Times.
- Proposals include reviving a joint oil venture near Sakhalin and possibly restoring Russian oil sales to Europe through the Druzhba pipeline.
- A U.S. official said any economic agreements would depend on a comprehensive peace framework ending the war, and that nothing had been finalized.
- European officials oppose lifting sanctions or making deals with Moscow before the war ends.
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The United States and Russia are discussing a possible return of US oil companies to the Russian market, in negotiations to end Moscow's war against Ukraine, reported on Tuesday, 27 October, Financial Times (FT), according to Kyiv Post.
Lavrov Calls Diesel Fuel Supplies to US Pragmatic Move
from Sputnik News: MOSCOW (Sputnik) – The supply of diesel fuel to the United States is a business agreement, there were no political conditions or links, and this is a purely pragmatic move, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Tuesday. “There were no conditions… There were no strings attached at all. This is a […]
Washington And Moscow Float Bringing U.S. Oil Companies Back Into Russia As Part Of Ukraine Peace Push
The Financial Times reports the U.S. and Russia are discussing a Sakhalin venture, Druzhba pipeline deliveries and other energy deals tied to a Ukraine settlement, though U.S. officials say nothing proceeds until the war ends.
<p>US and Russia discuss deals for US oil giants as part of peace talks - FT Washington and Moscow discuss post-war return of US business to Russian energy and other economic deals. Ukraine and Europe is not involved in the consultation.</p>
US and Russia Discuss Bringing American Oil Giants Back to Russia in Talks With Putin, FT Reports
The US and Russia are discussing potential postwar business deals as part of Washington’s effort to bring the Russian leader, Vladimir Putin, into negotiations over ending the war in Ukraine, the Financial Times reported on October 27.
The agreement between the United States and Russia to resume the supply of diesel fuel has nothing to do with politics and any political steps, as stated by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
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