NYT: U.S. allows deals with Russia before the end of the conflict in Ukraine
The administration of the President of the United States is considering the possibility of concluding business deals with Russia before the end of the conflict in Ukraine, writes The New York Times, citing sources. Earlier, the United States said that business deals with Russia are impossible until the end of hostilities in Ukraine.
The administration of the President of the United States is considering the possibility of concluding business deals with Russia before the end of the conflict in Ukraine, writes The New York Times, citing sources.
Earlier, the United States said that business deals with Russia are impossible until the end of hostilities in Ukraine. According to the interlocutors of the newspaper, the change in Washington’s position is seen as a new way to demonstrate Moscow’s desire to reset relations and encourage it to resolve the conflict.
About what transactions can be discussed, it is unknown. In February 2025, Russian President Vladimir Putin admitted that an agreement on rare earth metals could be concluded with the United States and a project for aluminum production in the Krasnoyarsk Territory was launched.
