Trump says US wants to do business with both Ukraine and Russia after war
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US President Donald Trump said that after the end of the Russian-Ukrainian war, Washington intends to do business with both Kyiv and Moscow. He said this during a speech, according to Interfax-Ukraine. The details of the statement are not fully set out in the provided text.
Trump's statement refers to economic cooperation with both countries after hostilities cease. The material does not currently specify which sectors or projects could be the subject of such cooperation or when they might begin. It also does not clarify what conditions must be met for trade and investment to start.
The statement by the American leader is part of a broader discussion about a possible future after the war, which has been ongoing for more than three years. For Ukraine, the question of economic recovery and external partnerships remains one of the main issues. At the same time, some experts emphasize that any economic decisions regarding Russia depend on the sanctions regime and international agreements.
At this time, the official reaction of Kyiv to Trump's words is not provided in the available sources. Further details on the US position and possible steps regarding business with both sides have not yet been made public.
Sources: Інтерфакс-Україна
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